The operation of the gear pump is based on the principle of displacement. The rotating rotor drives the pinion.
The medium is sucked into the free spaces between the teeth of both gears. The arched element seals the gap between the gears and prevents liquid from returning to the suction side.
As a result of the decrease in the volume of the spaces between the seams, the medium is pumped out to the pressure side.
The flow is even and pulsation-free.
Gear pumps, thanks to their simple construction, offer the following advantages:
Mahr gear pumps are used in every industry: