Top Gear Pump Maintenance Tips

1. Schedule Regular Inspections :
   Perform daily or weekly checks on pump performance. Look out for unusual noise, vibration, or reduced flow rate. Early detection of issues can prevent major failures.
2. Monitor Fluid Quality :
   Contaminated fluids can damage internal gears and bearings. Always use clean, filtered liquids and check for debris or corrosion in the fluid lines.
3. Check for Leakages :
   Leaks around the pump seal or housing indicate worn-out seals or gaskets. Promptly replace damaged parts to maintain system pressure and prevent wastage.
4. Lubrication Matters :
   Ensure proper lubrication of bearings and shafts. Use recommended lubricants, and avoid over-lubrication which can cause heat build-up and component wear.
5. Maintain Proper Alignment :
   Misalignment between the pump and motor can lead to excessive vibration and premature wear. Check coupling alignment regularly and realign as needed.
6. Replace Worn Components :
   Gear pumps have moving parts that degrade over time. Replace worn gears, seals, or bushings during scheduled maintenance to avoid unexpected failures.

Signs Your Gear Pump Needs Maintenance

• Unusual noise or knocking sound
• Decrease in flow rate or pressure
• Increased operating temperature
• Visible fluid leaks
• Excessive vibration

If you notice any of these symptoms, consult a gear pump expert immediately.

Why Choose Unique Pump System for Gear Pump Servicing?

At Unique Pump System, we offer

• In-house and on-site servicing
• Genuine replacement parts
• Experienced engineers and technicians
• Custom maintenance contracts
• Fast turnaround and minimal downtime

We specialize in a wide range of gear pumps, including internal gear pumps, external gear pumps, and rotary gear pumps - all backed by expert maintenance support.