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Overhaul-, maintenance-service on pumps, motors, hydraulic systems for mobile and industrial fields. We supply spare-parts and components of the different brands as Sauer Danfoss, Poclain Hydraulics, Linde, in the main Italian cities as Modena, Brescia, Bologna, Padova, Bergamo, Verona, Torino, Milano, Firenze, Roma, Napoli, Catania, Genova.

Virtually indestructible, PVM open loop, axial piston hydraulic pumps by Oilgear offer advanced engineering and value at an affordable price. Computer-optimized and with multiple controls available, PVM pumps deliver high performance in a compact design.

The PM pump range has displacements as low as 7cc, and boasts a wide selection of controls and options. Offering competitive pricing, the PM range is popular on medium-sized mobile machinery including:

The number of PM pumps in the field continues to grow. For this reason, we chose a partner with a solid reputation in axial piston technology servicing and repair. SAUER BIBUS shares the same values as Poclain Hydraulics. Their General Manager Ralf Schrempp explains:

“We focus on customer needs and world-class service in the fields of engineering, logistics and servicing. We help the OEM associate the PM pump with the appropriate components to get the most out of his transmission and we hold an inventory of PM pumps to deliver parts or complete units just-in-time.”

The SAUER BIBUS Certified Repair Center is a perfect match for our German subsidiary’s aftersales. Our aftersales team consists of 54 employees and technicians. They service or repair approximately 2000 Poclain components per year. Like SAUER BIBUS, Poclain’s aftersales put the customer first and focus on fast response, troubleshooting and delivery.

Micron has established close relationships with the leading hydraulic suppliers. Units and parts are sourced directly from manufacturers, reducing costs and delivery dates.

When it comes to hydraulic pumps, a hydraulic gear pump in particular is simple, economic, and uses a small amount of oil for lubrication. And though some gear pumps have been known to be quite loud, newer models are much quieter and more reliable than older pumps. The increased reliability and improved sound quality can be attributed to new gear design such as helical gear teeth and split gears as well as higher precision and tooth profiles that allow for smoother meshing and unmeshing. These aspects reduce the occurrence of critical problems such as pressure ripple and similar issues. High pressure hydraulic gear pumps are also an option for harsh environments where there could be extreme temperatures and pressure surges. With a specialized cast iron body, these pumps are known for having long working lives. Even regular hydraulic gear pumps are known for their long life span, gradually wearing down rather having a sudden, detrimental breakdown. So how do you know when it is time to replace your hydraulic gear pump?

Replacing a hydraulic gear pump may become necessary depending on deteriorated efficiency or the remaining bearing life. Predictive maintenance technology or professional maintenance personnel will most likely be needed to determine bearing life; but even with such assistance, this task can be difficult. Deterioration in efficiency is a more obvious issue as the machine slows down and cycle times increase. If this is the case and the slow-down is enough to replace the pump, then quantifying the loss of efficiency may not be necessary; but in some cases this quantification can be helpful for comparative reasons. In order to do this, there needs to be an understanding of mechanical/hydraulic efficiency and volumetric efficiency as well as overall efficiency.

To find a pump’s mechanical/hydraulic efficiency, the theoretical torque required to drive it is divided by the actual torque required. While mechanical/hydraulic efficiency is determined by torque, volumetric efficiency is determined by flow. In this case, the actual flow delivered is divided by the theoretical flow (which is found by multiplying the driven speed by the pump’s displacement per revolution). The actual flow must be measured using a flow meter. Determining both of these efficiency values will help to understand the overall efficiency, which is important when it comes to making the decision of whether or not to purchase a new hydraulic gear pump. Know your equipment, how to get the most out of it, and when it’s time to upgrade to a new model. For more information or to request a quote on a hydraulic gear pump, contact one of the leading manufacturers in the industry today.

Established in the year 1999, we, Advance Hydraulic Works are one of the renowned manufacturer of Hydraulic Motor And Hydraulic Valve and many more. We also provide Hydraulic Motor Repairing Service.