Sintered Oil Pump Gerotors are inner and outer gear pairs used to pump oil in a controlled, smooth manner. Manufactured using precision powder metallurgy, they feature minimal clearance, tight tolerances, and long operational life—essential for modern engine oiling systems.
Oil Pump Gerotors Features:
| Component Type | Sintered Gerotor Rotor |
| Material | Sintered Iron Alloy |
| Surface Finish | Polished |
| Tooth Profile Type | Trochoidal Curve |
| Manufacturing Process | Powder Metallurgy, Or Forging |
| Axial Thickness | 5 -12 Mm |
| Inner Rotor Teeth | One Less Than Outer Rotor (5 In This Case) |
| Porosity | 5 – 25% |
| Lubrication Type | Self-lubricating |
| Density | 6.5 – 7.3 G/cm³ |
| Gerotors Hardness | 60 – 85 HRB |
| Application | Automotive Engines, Transmission Oil Pumps, Hydraulic System |
| Temperature Range | 0°C To 150°C |
| Oil Flow Efficiency | High Volumetric Efficient |
| Concentricity Tolerance | 0.02 Mm |
| Flow Rate (At Rated Speed) | 1 – 20 L/min |
| Wear Resistance | High |
| Module (Gear Tooth) | Approx 0.8– 1.2 Mm Depends On Design |
| Manufacturer | Growth Industries |
| Country Of Origin | India |