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Plunger Hydraulic Pump

Plunger Hydraulic Pump

GTM Plunger Hydraulic Pump is a positive-displacement pump designed to deliver high-pressure hydraulic fluid at controlled flow rates.

Description

GTM Plunger Hydraulic Pump is a positive-displacement pump designed to deliver high-pressure hydraulic fluid at controlled flow rates.

 

Technical Specifications

 

GTM Plunger Hydraulic Pump is available across a 24–61 cm³/rev displacement range, with rated continuous pressure up to 350 bar / 5,000 PSI and maximum pressure up to 420 bar / 6,000 PSI. Specific displacement, speed, flow, power, shaft, mounting, and control configurations vary by pump model.

Parameter

Specification

Pump Type

Positive-Displacement Hydraulic Plunger Pump

Displacement

24–61 cm³/rev

Rated Continuous Pressure

Up to 350 bar / 5,000 PSI

Maximum Pressure

Up to 420 bar / 6,000 PSI

Maximum Speed

Up to 2,700 RPM

Theoretical Flow Rate

Up to 135 L/min / 35.7 GPM*

Input Power

Up to 63 kW / 84 HP

Torque at Rated Pressure

Up to 349 Nm

Rotation Direction

Clockwise / Counterclockwise

Mounting

SAE flange mounting

Shaft Configuration

SAE keyed or splined shaft

Port Configuration

SAE flange or tube connections

Main Port Location

Side or end ported

Control

Pressure compensation / pressure and flow compensation

Hydraulic Fluid

Mineral hydraulic oil

Drive Configuration

Direct drive / auxiliary drive, where configured

 

Key Features

 

High-Pressure Plunger Pump Construction
The positive-displacement plunger design delivers a defined fluid volume per shaft revolution for high-pressure hydraulic service.

 

Rigid Pump Housing
The rigid housing supports the internal pumping assembly and maintains the required structural support around the pressure-bearing components.

 

Precision Plunger Assembly
Precision-machined plungers and mating components provide controlled chamber displacement during each pumping stroke.

 

Displacement and Speed Matching
The available displacement range allows pump output to be matched to the required flow by selecting the appropriate displacement and shaft speed.

 

Drive Interface Compatibility
SAE shaft and mounting configurations provide defined mechanical interfaces for coupling the pump with compatible prime movers.

 

Hydraulic Port Integration
Inlet, outlet, drain, and control connections can be arranged to match the hydraulic circuit and available installation space.

 

Controlled Pressure and Flow Performance
The pump's displacement and shaft speed establish its theoretical flow, providing a defined basis for hydraulic circuit sizing.

 

Applications

 

Construction Machinery
Used in excavators, loaders, lifting equipment, and other construction machinery where hydraulic cylinders and motors require high-pressure fluid delivery.

 

Agricultural Machinery
Used in tractors, harvesting equipment, implements, and other agricultural machinery with hydraulically operated lifting, steering, and auxiliary functions.

 

Industrial Machinery
Used in hydraulic presses, forming equipment, production machinery, and automation systems requiring controlled hydraulic flow and pressure.

 

Mobile Equipment
Used in mobile hydraulic equipment where pump displacement, operating speed, and installation dimensions must be matched to variable working conditions.

 

Hydraulic Power Units
Integrated into HPUs to supply pressurized hydraulic fluid to cylinders, motors, valves, and other downstream hydraulic components.

 

Hydraulic Integration Capability

 

GTM hydraulic plunger pumps are engineered for integration into different hydraulic systems, with pump specifications matched to equipment requirements and application conditions.

01/

Drive Interface Matching
Shaft interface requirements
Rotation arrangement
Drive speed matching
Power transmission conditions

02/

Hydraulic Circuit Compatibility
Pressure and flow demands
Hydraulic connection arrangement
Control circuit requirements
Installation limitations

03/

Equipment Integration Requirements
Mounting interface requirements
Mechanical connection layout
Hydraulic line arrangement
Equipment operating conditions

04/

Application Data Assessment
Equipment drawings
Hydraulic system diagrams
Operating conditions
Existing application data

 

Pump Configuration Options

 

The pump configuration is defined by the hydraulic circuit and mechanical interface of the equipment.

 

Displacement & Pressure: Configured around required flow, continuous pressure, and peak pressure.

 

Shaft & Drive: Shaft size, key/spline configuration, and rotation matched to the drive system.

 

Mounting Interface: Flange, pilot, and bolt pattern adapted to the equipment interface.

 

Hydraulic Ports: Connection type, size, location, and orientation specified for the hydraulic circuit.

 

Control Configuration: Pressure or pressure-and-flow compensation available where supported by the pump series.

 

OEM Integration: Pump configuration reviewed against equipment drawings, existing pump data, and installation requirements.

 

Quality Control Process

 

GTM Pump controls key machining, assembly, and testing processes that affect pump performance.

 

Component Machining: Critical pump components are machined according to specified dimensional requirements.

 

Dimensional Control: Shaft, mounting, port, and critical mating dimensions are inspected against production drawings before assembly.

 

Assembly Inspection: Component configuration, sealing elements, shaft assembly, and connections are verified during assembly.

 

Performance Testing: Pump pressure, flow, rotation, and leakage are checked during production testing before final release.

 

Final Inspection: Product configuration, identification, and external condition are verified before shipment.

 

Why Choose GTM

 

28+ Years of Manufacturing Experience
Established in 1997, GTM has specialized in high-pressure plunger pumps and related equipment for more than 28 years.

 

Dedicated Pump Manufacturing
GTM focuses on high-pressure pump production with in-house engineering, manufacturing, assembly, and inspection capabilities.

 

80+ Patents & 90+ Product Models
GTM has developed more than 90 product models across its high-pressure pump and equipment portfolio and holds 80+ patents related to product and equipment development.

 

20,000㎡ Production Facility
GTM operates a 20,000㎡ production facility supporting pump manufacturing and related equipment production.

 

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FAQ

 

Q: What factors affect plunger hydraulic pump selection?

A: Selection depends on the required hydraulic duty cycle, including continuous pressure, peak pressure, flow, speed, fluid condition, drive interface, and installation constraints.

Q: What is the difference between displacement and flow rate in a plunger hydraulic pump?

A: Displacement is the theoretical fluid volume delivered per shaft revolution, while flow rate is the volume delivered over time. Flow is primarily determined by displacement and rotational speed.

Q: What is the difference between continuous pressure and maximum pressure?

A: Continuous pressure refers to the pressure rating for normal operation, while maximum pressure defines the upper specified pressure limit under the applicable operating conditions.

Q: What is the difference between theoretical and actual flow in a plunger hydraulic pump?

A: Theoretical flow is calculated from pump displacement and shaft speed, while actual flow is affected by volumetric losses, internal leakage, operating pressure, fluid viscosity, temperature, and pump condition.

Q: Can a plunger hydraulic pump be used as a replacement pump?

A: Yes, when displacement, pressure, speed, rotation, mounting, shaft configuration, port connections, and hydraulic fluid requirements are compatible with the existing system.

Q: What information is needed to match a replacement hydraulic plunger pump?

A: The existing pump model, nameplate data, displacement, operating pressure, RPM, rotation, mounting dimensions, shaft configuration, and port details provide the main information for model matching.

Q: Can a plunger hydraulic pump operate with a variable-speed drive?

A: A variable-speed drive can be used when the selected pump remains within its specified speed, pressure, torque, and inlet operating limits.

Q: What hydraulic fluid is suitable for a plunger hydraulic pump?

A: The hydraulic fluid must meet the pump's specified viscosity, temperature, cleanliness, and material-compatibility requirements. The applicable pump documentation should be checked before changing fluid type.

Q: What should be checked before installing a hydraulic plunger pump?

A: Check shaft alignment, rotation direction, mounting dimensions, coupling, hydraulic connections, inlet conditions, fluid cleanliness, and system pressure settings before commissioning.

Q: What information should be included in a plunger hydraulic pump RFQ?

A: An RFQ should include required flow, continuous and peak pressure, operating speed, hydraulic fluid, drive arrangement, rotation, mounting interface, shaft configuration, port requirements, and installation constraints.

 

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