469-9495: Tandem Gear Pump

A Tandem Gear Pump is a type of positive displacement pump that consists of two gear sets working in tandem within a single housing. A driving gear and a driven gear. These gears are mounted within a housing and mesh closely together. One gear is connected to a shaft that is driven by a power source (such as an electric motor or an engine), while the other gear is connected to an output shaft. As the driving gear rotates, it causes the driven gear to rotate, creating a continuous flow of fluid. The gears create pockets between their teeth, which trap and move the fluid from the pump's inlet to its outlet. Attributes: • Deliver a consistent and predictable flow rate regardless of changes in pressure or viscosity. • Displacement: 15.2 Cubic inches per section. • Output Flow: 240 Gallons per minute. • Rotation: Clockwise looking at shaft end. Applications: A Tandem Gear Pump is used in hydraulic pump drive assembly to provide the necessary pressure and flow for hydraulic systems.