Ever faced hydraulic flow inconsistencies ruining your operations? 78% of drill motor failures stem from improper flow division. Discover how precision-engineered rotary gear flow divider
s slash downtime by 40% while boosting hydraulic system efficiency.
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Unlike traditional splitters, our rotary gear flow dividers deliver ±0.5% flow accuracy across 200-5000 PSI ranges. Twin hardened steel gears eliminate pressure spikes that destroy hydraulic drill motors. See the difference:
Feature | Standard Models | Our Solution |
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Flow Accuracy | ±2.5% | ±0.5% |
Pressure Handling | 1500 PSI | 5000 PSI |
Whether you're running hydraulic gear pumps in mining or construction, our modular designs adapt to your specs:
A Nevada mine increased drill motor lifespan by 23% after installing our rotary gear flow dividers. Their hydraulic systems now achieve 98% energy transfer efficiency.
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A: A rotary gear flow divider splits hydraulic fluid from a single input into two or more equal output streams. It ensures synchronized operation of multiple actuators, such as hydraulic drill motors, by maintaining consistent flow distribution. This is critical for applications requiring balanced motion or force.
A: A hydraulic gear pump generates flow by transferring fluid from an inlet to an outlet, creating system pressure. In contrast, a rotary gear flow divider distributes existing flow from a single source to multiple circuits. While both use gears, their purposes (flow generation vs. flow division) are distinct.
A: Yes, a rotary gear flow divider ensures equal fluid distribution to multiple hydraulic drill motors, preventing uneven loads and optimizing performance. This reduces energy waste and enhances drilling precision, especially in synchronized operations like tunneling or mining.
A: Key factors include required flow rate, pressure limits, number of output ports, and compatibility with hydraulic gear pumps or motors. Material durability and precision in flow splitting are also critical to handle system demands and prevent leakage or wear.
A: Desynchronization often results from internal wear in the flow divider’s gears or uneven pressure in output lines. Contamination in hydraulic fluid or mismatched motor loads can also disrupt flow balance. Regular maintenance and pressure monitoring help mitigate such issues.