Gear Pumps are positive displacement pumps designed for the continuous and controlled transfer of liquids in a wide range of industrial applications. They operate using two or more rotating gears inside a closely machined pump casing. As the gears rotate, liquid is drawn into the inlet side, carried through the spaces between the gear teeth and casing, and delivered through the discharge side at a controlled flow.

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Gear pumps are particularly suitable for handling viscous and lubricating liquids where consistent flow and reliable pressure generation are required. Their simple construction, compact design, and relatively low number of moving components make them suitable for continuous industrial operation.