Gear Pump
Product Code : LSK-FM-10481
Gear Pump (SKU LSK-FM-10481) is a double-gear positive displacement pump for oil, used on a pump module and driven by the Universal Dynamometer so students can measure how a rotary displacement pump performs. It fits fluid power and hydraulic machines laboratories in engineering colleges and polytechnics. Science Lab Supplies, a laboratory equipment manufacturer in India, produces the pump at its Saha, Ambala site (Plot 448, HSIIDC Industrial Area) and ships it to colleges, institutes, contractors and trade buyers directly.
Specifications
Two meshing gears carry a given volume of oil from inlet to outlet for each full rotation of the pump shaft. Gear rotation normally sets the flow direction, although the pump is tested in one direction only, as set by the dynamometer. Self-sealing connections limit spillage when the pump is fitted.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-FM-10481 |
| Pump type | Positive displacement, double gear |
| Working fluid | Oil |
| Delivery | Given volume per full rotation of the pump shaft |
| Test direction | One direction, determined by the Universal Dynamometer |
| Connections | Self-sealing; simplify installation on the pump module |
| Manufacturer | Science Lab Supplies, Saha, Ambala, Haryana |
| Country of origin | India |
Applications and Experiments for the Gear Pump
In the laboratory the pump is installed on the pump module and run from the Universal Dynamometer across a range of speeds and delivery pressures. Students then calculate delivery, shaft power and efficiency, showing how a rotary displacement pump differs from a piston pump or a centrifugal pump.
- B.Tech fluid power practical: performance curves of an external gear pump.
- Flow versus speed at constant displacement per revolution.
- Volumetric and overall efficiency calculations from dynamometer readings.
- Diploma and ITI hydraulics: why gear pumps are common in oil-hydraulic systems.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Gear Pump is supplied as a single unit as described above, with its self-sealing connections ready for fitting to the pump module. The pump module and Universal Dynamometer are separate items, and any optional accessories are listed on the quotation.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Tell us how many gear pumps you need, from one upwards, and we will prepare a quotation showing packing, delivery time and price for that quantity. The piston pump and other Fluid Power items can be quoted at the same time.
With its Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in the Philippines, Nepal, Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda and South Africa. Start from the contact page, build a list in the enquiry cart, or visit the lab tender page if you are buying through a tender.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a gear pump move oil?
Oil is trapped between the gear teeth and the casing and carried round from inlet to outlet, so each full rotation of the shaft delivers a given volume.
What equipment runs the pump?
The pump fits on the pump module and is driven by the Universal Dynamometer, which also sets the single direction in which it is tested.
Who is the maker of this gear pump?
Science Lab Supplies is the maker. Production takes place at our own Saha, Ambala factory in India, and the factory sends your quotation directly.
What should be done about oil spills?
Self-sealing connections keep spillage low. Wipe up any oil straight away, as it makes floors slippery, and keep tests supervised.
Related Fluid Power Modules
These Fluid Mechanics items belong with the gear pump: the dynamometer that drives it, the piston pump for a second displacement design, and two pump modules on trolleys, together giving students a practical comparison of rotary, reciprocating and rotodynamic pumps.
- Universal Dynamometer — drive and display unit showing speed, torque and shaft power.
- Piston Pump — twin vertically-opposed pistons with built-in one-way valves.
- Centrifugal Pump Module — centrifugal pump, Venturi flowmeter and valves on a trolley.
- Axial Flow Pump Module — axial pump with fixed and moving blade sections.
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Last updated: 25 September 2026
