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Gear pumps for the highest demands – powerful, compact, and versatile
We offer a wide selection of high-quality gear pumps specifically designed for professional use in hydraulic systems. These hydraulic pumps stand out for their compact design, high efficiency, and exceptional durability – ideal for industrial applications, mobile machinery, agricultural equipment (such as log splitters), and construction machines. Learn more
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Our gear pumps are available in various frame sizes and configurations, including:
- Single pumps with high volumetric output
- Double and multiple pumps for complex hydraulic systems
- Flange and shaft variants according to common standards (e.g. SAE, DIN)
Thanks to precise manufacturing, high-quality materials, and modular design, these hydraulic pumps can be optimally adapted to individual requirements – for reliable and low-maintenance operation even under demanding conditions.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Wide selection of gear pumps for a variety of applications
- Compatible with many common hydraulic systems
- Robust and durable technology with high efficiency
- Expert advice and fast shipping
Discover our range of gear pumps now and conveniently order online – directly from the hydraulic professionals!
HM Gear Pumps – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary purpose of a gear pump?
Hydraulic gear pumps are designed to convert the mechanical energy of a motor into hydraulic energy (pressure and flow rate) of the working fluid. Their simple design and relatively low cost make them widely applicable in hydraulic systems.
In which application areas are HM gear pumps typically used?
HM gear pumps are used in a wide range of hydraulic applications:
- Hydraulic systems and power units
- Agricultural vehicles: Tractors, harvesters, combines
- Construction machinery: Excavators, loaders, cranes
- Machine tools: Industrial manufacturing systems
- Heavy-duty equipment: Various industrial applications
Applications include industry, agriculture, and construction.
What are the main characteristics of HM gear pumps and how do they differ among groups?
HM gear pumps are classified into five frame sizes (HM1, HM2, HM3, HM4, HM5 / Group I–V). They are available as single, double, or multiple pumps, with fixed rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise) or bidirectional operation.
- HM1 (Group 01/I): Rated pressure 170–250 bar, rated speed 700–3500 rpm, displacement 1–7.9 cm³
- HM2 (Group 02/II): Rated pressure 160–250 bar, rated speed 700–3500 rpm, displacement 4–32 cm³
- HM3 (Group 03/III): Rated pressure 160–250 bar, rated speed 700–2500 rpm, displacement 20–63 cm³
It is important to note that rated pressure and speed depend on the displacement.
What are the fluid operation requirements for HM gear pumps?
For optimal operation, the following parameters should be observed:
- Maximum inlet velocity: 2.5 m/s
- Inlet pressure: Between -0.2 and 0.5 bar
- Hydraulic fluid viscosity: Recommended 20–60 mm²/s (allowable: 6–200 mm²/s)
- Operating temperature: Between -25°C and +80°C (recommended: 30–50°C)
Under these conditions, all pumps can operate continuously and reach the outlet pressure specified in the catalog.
What shaft and flange options are available when ordering?
The ordering codes include a variety of shaft and flange options:
HM1:
- Tapered shafts 1:8
- Plessey flanges
HM2:
- Tapered shafts 1:8, splined shafts 9T.16/32, tapered shafts 1:5
- Flange types: European (4xØ9), SAE A, DIN 60x60
HM3:
- Tapered shafts 1:8, splined shafts 13T 16/32
- Flange types: Plessey (4xØ11), Oval SAE B, Plessey (4xØ9)
This variety allows for customization to different system requirements.
What are “tandem (triple) gear pumps” and what limitations apply to their operation?
Tandem (dual) or triple gear pumps are configurations where multiple pump units are combined. These multiple pumps are subject to important limitations:
- The maximum speed is determined by the pump unit with the lowest maximum speed
- The technical data of the individual pumps also apply to tandem and triple pumps, provided that only one pump operates at rated pressure while the others are unloaded
- The total performance is not simply the sum of the individual units under all conditions
Are there specific installation and maintenance instructions for gear pumps?
Yes, specific guidelines are essential to ensure reliable operation and long service life of gear pumps:
- Stress-free installation: Power transmission from the motor to the pump must occur without radial or axial forces on the pump shaft
- Accessories: On request, we offer elbows, couplings, and seals
- Quality assurance: All hydraulic products undergo production testing
Failure to follow these recommendations may impair reliability or reduce service life.
What advantages do HM gear pumps offer compared to other pump types?
HM gear pumps offer several key advantages:
- Simple design: Few moving parts mean low maintenance
- Cost efficiency: Low acquisition and operating costs
- Ruggedness: Reliable operation even under harsh conditions
- Versatility: Wide range of sizes and configurations
- Constant flow rate: Steady oil delivery at constant speed
- Compact design: Space-saving installation possible
How do I select the right HM gear pump for my application?
Selection depends on several key criteria:
- Displacement: Determined by the required flow rate of your application
- Operating pressure: Must be within the rated pressure range of the selected group
- Speed: Drive speed must be within the rated speed range
- Connection type: Compatible with your hydraulic system
- Shaft/flange type: Depending on the drive unit and mounting situation
- Rotation direction: Clockwise, counterclockwise, or bidirectional
- Additional functions: Pressure or priority flow regulators if needed
What do designations such as HM1, HM2, HM3 mean in practice?
These designations correspond to international standards and define performance classes:
- HM1 (Group I): Smallest size for low flow rates and precision applications
- HM2 (Group II): Medium size for standard hydraulic applications
- HM3 (Group III): Larger size for higher flow rates in heavy-duty applications
- HM4/HM5 (Group IV/V): Largest sizes for high-performance applications
This classification facilitates international compatibility and spare parts procurement.