200-3406: 10 Teeth Basic Gear Pump

A Gear pump is a component used in a hydraulic system designed to provide a reliable and efficient means of transferring hydraulic fluid to different parts of the system, enabling the operation of different hydraulic functions. It consists of two intermeshing gears housed within a pump body or casing, which contains inlet and outlet ports for fluid flow. The gears rotate in opposite directions, creating a seal between the gear teeth and the pump casing. Attributes: • Provide optimal oil flow and minimize energy losses. • Withstands harsh operating conditions. • Designed to resist high pressures and temperatures. Applications: A Gear pump helps to operate hydraulic implements such as loaders, plows, and harvesters, as well as controlling hydraulic systems for steering and braking.