The Definitive Guide To Rotary Gear Pump

 

The industrial pumps produced by Sujal Engineering are the most trusted pumps in India and worldwide. The manufacturing sector in India is growing exponentially thanks to recent government initiatives such as Make In India. Chemicals, food processing, paper and pulp are high on the list for a number of reasons.

Rotational gear pumps The most advanced industrial pumps use gear meshing to pump high viscosity liquids and liquids. A rotating gear pump is also called a gear pump, a lobe pump, a rotary twin gear pump and a migration pump on the market.

A rotating gear pump is widely used in hydraulic power systems. Our pump is a multi-purpose revolving gear pump with double helical gears and an explosive pump with 5 meters remaining.

A gear pump is commonly used in chemical plants to pump high viscosity liquids. The food industry can use the opportunity of our rotating gear pump to pump cold drinks and many other liquids to get the results you want.

Rotary Gear Pump operating system:
A rotating gear pump uses a good migration pump to pump fluid. The pump has a casing with dual gears and a crescent connected in a curved manner. As the rotor gear begins to turn, the gear around the teeth begins to converge. The space between the gears and the meshing action that pumps the liquid to remove it is why a good name for removal is given.

The three pieces of design make the pump easy to clean and maintainable.

Technical Specification Of Rotary Gear Pump:

Type: Double Helical Rotary Gear Pump

Capacity: up to 195 m3/hr

Head: up to 100 Meter

Pressure: up to 10 kg/cm2

Size: 12 mm to 200 mm

Speed: up to 1500 rpm

Temperature: up to 200°C

M.O.C.: CI, CS, SS304 / 316, SS 304 L/316L, Alloy 20, Hast alloy B or C,CD4MCU, etc

Salient Features:

  •  Highly efficient performance
  •  Compact design
  •  Easy maintainable
  •  Easy cleanable
  •  Low noise
  •  Low leakage path
  •  Non-corrosive
  •  High speed
Usually our rotating gear pump is a light function for the whole purpose of handling and transmitting viscous liquids such as cold drinks, syrup, milk and food products, perishable chemicals and much more. A rotating gear pump is a very efficient and expensive pump on the market. We have supplied our rotating gear pump to India, USA, UAE, Europe, South Africa and various other Middle Eastern countries.

Applications:

  •  Soap and personal care products
  •  Solvents
  •  Fluid and lubricants
  •  Pulp and paper industry
  •  Highly viscous or semi-viscous liquids
  •  Chemical industry
  •  Chemical mixing and blending

There are numbers of other applications where our rotary gear pumps are used. Sujal Engineering is famous for various other industrial pumps manufacturing in the market. Centrifugal pumps, air cooled pumps, and slurry pumps are the best product manufactured by us. If you are looking for rotary gear pump or any other industrial pumps then feel free to contact us by clicking here. We will get back to you with more suggestion of our pumps and detail information.


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