6E-1224: 13 Teeth Basic Gear Pump

A Gear pump is a type of positive displacement pump used for hydrostatic power control in heavy vehicles. It is a simple and reliable device that utilizes the meshing action of gears to pump fluids. It consists of two intermeshing gears housed within a casing. The components of a pump include an input shaft, an output shaft, and two gears. The input shaft is connected to a power source, such as an engine or an electric motor. Attributes: • Provide optimal oil flow and minimize energy losses. • Withstands harsh operating conditions. • Designed to resist high pressures and temperatures. Applications: A Gear pump maintains a consistent flow of lubricant, preventing excessive wear and ensuring smooth operation.