Gear pumps with gland packing packing – TGGP series
SPX Johnson TGGP are rope-sealed internal gear pumps designed for pumping medium or high viscosity and high temperature media. This combination of robust design, clearance flexibility, unique interdental space shape and a wide range of material designs and additional options, such as a heating jacket, relief valves or electric heating. They are characterized by a simple operating principle and smooth flow with low pulsation, also with reversed flow direction.
SPX Johnson TGGP gear pumps are used in industries such as: food, chemical, paint, paper, and construction.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
FAST FACTS
SPX Johnson TGGP are rope-sealed internal gear pumps designed for pumping medium or high viscosity and high temperature media. This combination of robust design, clearance flexibility, unique interdental space shape and a wide range of material designs and additional options, such as a heating jacket, relief valves or electric heating. They are characterized by a simple operating principle and smooth flow with low pulsation, also with reversed flow direction.
SPX Johnson TGGP gear pumps are used in industries such as: food, chemical, paint, paper, and construction.
| Pump capacity: | 130 m3/h | |
| Max. rotational speed: | 1450 rpm | |
| Max. discharge pressure: | 16 bar | |
| Temperature: | 300 °C | |
| Viscosity: | 80 000 mPa·s | |
| Max size of solids: | 225 µm | |
| Impeller type: | gear, made of cast iron, nitrided ductile iron or stainless steel | |
| Pump materialss: | grey cast iron | |
| Mechanical seal: | Sealing rings made of graphite-reinforced PTFE, white aramid or graphite fibers. Optional: special design. | |
| Industry | Application example |
| Petrochemical Industry | Pure asphalt or asphalt mixtures, diesel oil, crude oil, lubricating oil, base oil, greases. |
| Chemical and Dye Industry | Sodium silicate, acids, plastics, mixed chemical substances, isocyanates, polyols. |
| Pulp and Paper Industry | Acid, soap, lye, black liquor, kaolin, lime, latex, sludge. |
| Food Industry | Chocolate, cocoa butter, fillers, sugar, vegetable fats and oils, molasses, animal feed. |
The TopGear (TG) series combines robust construction with small or large clearances and a unique tooth profile on the active gear. TG GP series pumps are packing-sealed internal gear pumps. Their main advantages are the combination of robust construction, flexibility in clearance selection, unique inter-tooth space shape, and a wide range of material designs and additional options, such as a heating jacket, relief valves, or electric heating.
TG GP series pumps are characterized by a simple operating principle in which the liquid flows through the pump evenly with minimal pulsation. These pumps can also have a reversed flow direction. Most TG G series models are designed to operate at the normal rotational speed of a 50 Hz electric motor, allowing for direct drive.
Pumps in this series are used for pumping high-volume media in general applications. They handle medium or high viscosity media and high-temperature liquids perfectly. TopGear series pumps are self-priming and are used in many industries, such as food, chemical, paint, paper, and construction.

The rotor and pinion mesh together as they rotate. This creates sealed chambers with variable volume, resulting in a vacuum that forces the medium to flow into these spaces. The liquid is transported in the chambers from the suction side to the discharge side. The spaces are separated by an element that prevents the liquid from returning to the suction side. The medium is pumped to the discharge side as a result of the decreasing volume of the inter-tooth spaces.
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Pump housing with integrated feet and line connections
The pump housing can remain installed in the piping system during inspection and repair of the rotors and shaft seal. |
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Front access module
The entire front (gear, cover, and gear stub) can be removed for easy internal inspection and repair. |
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Rear access module
The rotor with shaft, intermediate housing with rotor bearing, shaft seal, and bearing bracket can be removed for easy inspection, repair, and shaft seal replacement. |
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Top-mounted relief valve
The pre-assembled and pre-set overpressure relief valve can be removed for inspection, repair, and if the direction of rotation or pressure needs to be changed. |

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1. Pump Casing
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| Front Access Module
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2. Idler Pin Cover
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3. Idler Gear with Bushing
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| Rear Access Module
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4. Pump Impeller and Shaft
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5. Intermediate Casing
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6. Gland Packing without Spacer Ring
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7. Bracket with Ball Bearing and Additional Support
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“S” Type Heating Jacket Mounted on the Cover
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Electric Heating in the Gear Shaft Journal (available on request for selected models only)
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Electric Heating in the Intermediate Body (available for selected models only)
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Heating Jacket Around the Shaft Seal (optional)
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Relief Valve
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The relief valves used in the TGGP series are spring-loaded valves that open rapidly when the operating pressure rises to the set pressure value, which is pre-set by the spring. These valves limit the pressure difference (∆p) (or working pressure) between the suction and discharge, not the maximum pressure in the system. If the liquid cannot escape when the discharge side of the pump is blocked, overpressure can cause serious damage to the pump. The relief valve provides an escape route, directing the media back to the suction side after a certain pressure level is reached. An open relief valve signals that the system is not working properly.
| Pump capacity: | 130 m3/h | |
| Max. rotational speed: | 1450 rpm | |
| Max. discharge pressure: | 16 bar | |
| Temperature: | 300 °C | |
| Viscosity: | 80 000 mPa·s | |
| Max size of solids: | 225 µm | |
| Impeller type: | gear, made of cast iron, nitrided ductile iron or stainless steel | |
| Pump materialss: | grey cast iron | |
| Mechanical seal: | Sealing rings made of graphite-reinforced PTFE, white aramid or graphite fibers. Optional: special design. | |