Description

Dry Oil Pump is a specialized pump used for transferring oil in various industrial systems such as lubrication systems, hydraulic circuits, petrochemical plants, and fuel transportation networks. Unlike conventional pumps, dry oil pumps operate efficiently without the need for water-based lubrication, minimizing fluid contamination.

Features of Dry Oil Pump

Dry Operation System
Operates without water lubrication, reducing the risk of water contamination in oil systems
High Pressure and Steady Flow
Ensures stable oil delivery and minimizes pressure drops, supporting efficient operation
Suitable for Various Oils
Compatible with lubricating oil, diesel, hydraulic oil, and different petroleum-based fluids
Wear and Corrosion Resistant
Constructed with durable materials like stainless steel or cast iron for long service life
Easy Installation and Maintenance
Engineered for convenient setup and minimal maintenance, lowering long-term service costs

Types of Dry Oil Pumps

Gear Pump
Uses rotating gears to draw and discharge oil; ideal for systems requiring consistent flow
Vane Pump
Employs adjustable vanes to create suction and move low-viscosity fluids smoothly
Piston Pump
Utilizes piston action for high-pressure applications with controlled flow
Screw Pump
Transfers high-viscosity oils using rotating screws for continuous and quiet operation

Applications of Dry Oil Pump

Lubrication Systems
Delivers lubricants to machinery components, reducing wear and extending equipment life
Petroleum & Petrochemical Industry
Transfers crude oil, fuels, and chemicals in refining and production processes
Hydraulic Systems
Powers hydraulic operations by circulating oil to generate and control pressure
Fuel Transfer and Transport
Used in fuel stations, refineries, and transport systems for loading and unloading oil
Industrial Machinery
Integrated into production lines for continuous lubrication in manufacturing plants