Hydraulic Gear Pumps
Welex is Manufacturer and
Exports of Hydraulic gear
pumps for Agriculture and
road Constructions
Equipments Rubber plastic
moulding machinery,
Materials Handling
Equipments, Lubricating
System, Earth Moving
Equipments, Industrial
Hydraulic Power Pack and so
many other Industrial
Application with Global
Standards.
Performance
WELEX has a range of Gear
Pumps for mobile and
industrial use, WELEX
developed these pumps with
100% indegineous raw
material and proven
manufacturing process.
Basic Range
WELEX Gear Pumps are
available for industrial use
in different size flow of
0.8 lpm to 6.8lpm & 7.7 lpm
to 40.00 lpm and upto 225lpm
@ 1500 rpm. WELEX also make
multiple pump and special
pumps as per customers
requirements.
Efficient Gear Pumps
High quality of gears to
minimize leakage across gear
tips, high precise
geometrical tolerance of
body and bearing blocks with
seals for high volumetric
efficiency and specially
designed thurst bearing,
bush gives low noise,
Du-lined, bi-metal bearings
for jerkless operation and
working against high
mechanical loads operating
up to 200 bar and upto 3000
rpm.
Low pressure
bearing lubrication is
feature of all WELEX Gear
Pumps, this is achieved by
utilising the action
generated when the gear
teeth separate to draw
lubricating fluid from the
inlet port and along each
bearing journal by way of
passage in the composite
bush. This proven system
ensures efficient cooling
and lubrication of the
bearing with a constant
supply of fluid independent
of operating condition.
Durability
All WELEX Gear Pumps are
backed by full 3 months
warranty. High tensile
aluminium alloy are used to
ensure maximum fatigue
strength. Through body bores
enable precise alignment of
the bearing and hence
maximum s bearing load
capacity. Careful attention
to machining details and
surface finishes, holds wear
rates to a minimum and
promotes extended operating
life. WELEX Gear Pumps have
been designed to perform
with a wide range of fluids
and can be supplied with
nitrile and viton seals as
required.
Drives
Use of a flexible coupling
is recommended to accomodate
any slight misalignment of
shaft and to dampen
vibration. Splines must
allow sufficient radial
movement. Two couplings are
necessary to ensure radial
alignment. Both parallel and
taper shaft units are
supplied with a shaft key,
the parallel shaft keys must
be hand fitted when the
coupling is assembled. On no
account must the key of
coupling be fitted, or
removed by hammering or
levering, this will damage
the pump internally.
Mounting
The pump may be mounted in
any position. The units are
supplied with either two or
four bolt flanges and with a
spigot for location. The
fixture that receives the
mounting flange spigot
should have 1 mm 45° chamfer
to ensure proper
installation. To minimize
vibration, which can be
transmitted to the pump by
rigid runs, it is good
practice to use flexible
hose immediately
connected to the unit ports.
Rotation
Inlet and rotation
arrows are stamped on
the unit body, adjacent
to drive shaft rotation.
Pump Suction Line
The suction line must be
as large as possible and
should be free from
sharp bands to prevent
excessive suction head,
which should in no case
exceed 190mm of mercury
0.24bar below
atmospheric pressures.
The system should be
designed to prevent
entry of air and a
positive head of oil
should be maintained
wherever possible. Lower
pressure during cold
start up conditions are
permissible for short
periods. As a general
guide, fluid velocity in
the pump suction line
should not exceed 2
m/sec. for pipe lengths
up to 2 meters.
Oil Reservoir
As a general, the reservoir
capacity for industrial
applications should be three
to five times the open loop
flow per minute being drawn
from the reservoir. For
mobile applications the
reservoir should be sized
for not less than 0.75 times
the open loop flow of
course, the volume for rams
and actuators must be
allowed for providing
adequate air space and
breathing. The pump suction
line should draw oil from a
point not less than 100mm
above the tank bottom to
avoid sludge deposits from
entering the pump. The
return line should be
submerged to limit frothing
of oil. The suction and
return connections should be
positioned s far apart as
possible and separated by
baffles, so that oil
circulations promoted within
the tank to assist
convection cooling and allow
air entrained in the oil
dissipate.
Filteration
The fluid should be filtered
during top-up and
continuously during
operation to achieve and
maintain a cleanliness level
of ISO 17~/14. The
recommendation should be
considered a minimum. Better
Cleanliness levels will
significantly increase
component life. Each systems
should be analyzed to
determine the proper method
of filtration needed to
maintain the required
cleanliness levels.
depending on the
configuration and complexity
of the system.
Fluids
Most premium grade mineral
oil based hydraulic fluids
are suitable for use with
WELEX Gear Pumps. A primary
consideration in the
selection of Hydraulic fluid
is expected oil temperature
extremes that will be
experienced in service. When
choosing the Hydraulic
fluid, these temperature
extremes must be considered
to obtain the most suitable
temperature-viscosity
characteristic. For optimum
performance, the viscosity
should be maintained in the
97-456SUS, 20 - 100 - cST
Change. Limiting viscosities
of 4545 SUS, 1000 cST
maximum and 52 SUS, 8 cST
minimum should not be
exceeded. It may be possible
in some application to run
on other types of special
fluids contact WELEX for
more details.
Operating Temperature Range
The pumps are designed to
operate between 0° and 80° C
intermittent temperatures
may very between -20° to
100° C if the fluid being
pumped is suitable for such
operations.