Did you know that 63% of hydraulic system failures stem from uneven flow distribution? Imagine your equipment losing 22% efficiency overnight because your current flow divider can't handle bidirectional demands. That's where gear-type flow dividers rewrite the rules.
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✅ 98.5% flow division accuracy even at 5,000 PSI
✅ Bi-rotational pump compatibility without recalibration
✅ 40% longer service life than chain-type dividers
✅ Zero maintenance for first 10,000 operating hours
Feature | Our FDX-900 | Brand B | Brand C |
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Max Pressure | 6,500 PSI | 5,000 PSI | 4,500 PSI |
Bidirectional Operation | ✅ Standard | ❌ Optional | ❌ No |
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"After installing FDX-900 gear dividers, our agricultural machinery achieved 18% faster cycle times. The bi-directional capability simplified our hydraulic circuit design dramatically." — John S., Lead Engineer at AGCO
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A: A flow divider gear type is a hydraulic component that splits a single input flow into two or more equal output flows. It uses synchronized gears to ensure consistent flow distribution, making it ideal for applications requiring balanced actuator movement.
A: A hydraulic gear pump supplies pressurized fluid to the flow divider, which then divides the flow into multiple paths. The gears in both components ensure synchronized operation, maintaining precision in systems like steering or lifting mechanisms.
A: Yes, some flow divider gear types are compatible with bi-rotational pumps, which can rotate in both directions. The divider’s design allows it to maintain flow-splitting accuracy regardless of the pump’s rotation direction.
A: These systems are widely used in agriculture, construction, and industrial machinery. They are critical in equipment requiring synchronized hydraulic functions, such as cranes, harvesters, or material handlers.
A: Key factors include pressure rating, gear material, fluid viscosity, and tolerance for flow variation. Precision gear alignment and minimal internal leakage are crucial for maintaining efficiency and performance.