Oberdorfer N990R Gear Pump With Relief Valve, 23.3 GPM, 1′ NPT, 20 ft Suction Lift

The Oberdorfer N990R Gear Pump is engineered for exceptional performance, making it an essential tool for various fluid transfer applications. Designed specifically for efficiency and reliability, this gear pump boasts a remarkable flow rate of 23.3 gallons per minute (GPM). With its 1-inch National Pipe Thread (NPT) port size, it seamlessly integrates into your existing systems, providing quick and hassle-free installation.

One of the standout features of the N990R Gear Pump is its maximum suction lift capability, which reaches up to 20 feet. This impressive suction lift ensures that the pump can draw fluids effectively from a significant distance, enhancing its usability in diverse settings. Whether you are transferring liquids in industrial, agricultural, or commercial applications, the N990R is designed to meet your demands.

Furthermore, the Oberdorfer N990R Gear Pump is equipped with a built-in relief valve. This crucial feature not only aids in maintaining optimal pressure levels but also protects the pump and connected systems from potential damage due to overpressure situations. The maximum operating pressure of 150 psi guarantees that the pump can handle substantial fluid dynamics while ensuring safety and longevity.

In addition to its powerful specifications, the Oberdorfer N990R Gear Pump is constructed with durability in mind. The materials used in its design are selected to withstand the rigors of daily use, ensuring that your investment lasts for years. This pump operates smoothly and efficiently, minimizing downtime and maintenance costs.

For those seeking a reliable solution for their fluid transfer needs, the Oberdorfer N990R Gear Pump stands out as a top choice. Its combination of high performance, robust construction, and user-friendly features makes it an excellent addition to any operation. Experience the difference that a quality gear pump can make in your workflow and explore the capabilities of the N990R today!