Series FBE
External Gear Pumps
External gear pumps for transferring viscous fluids such as oils and resins.
- 1/8″ to 6″ connections
- 10 to 500 °C
100%Brazilian company
FB Bombas factory · Cabreúva-SP, Brazil
We manufacture gear pumps for transfer of lubricating, hydraulic, vegetable and mineral oils
Specialists in Pumps for Lubricating and Hydraulic Oils
FB Bombas specializes in manufacturing pumps for oil transfer. Our FBE series gear pumps are ideal for lubricating oils, hydraulic oils, vegetable oils, mineral oils and other oily fluids with varying viscosities.
FB Bombas operates a single factory in Cabreúva-SP, Brazil. This page covers the production category: Pumps for lubricating, hydraulic, mineral and vegetable oils.
- Production category
- Pumps for lubricating, hydraulic, mineral and vegetable oils
- Factory address
- Av. Adolpho João Traldi, 80 - Jacaré, Cabreúva-SP, Brazil
- Manufacturer since
- 1944
- In-house processes
- CNC machining, assembly and hydraulic testing
At the factory
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Pump assembly by the factory team Machining on CNC lathes — factory photo archive
Product lines made in this category
Each family links to its models, dimensions and the series technical manual.
Series FBEI
Internal Gear Pumps
Internal gear pumps for viscous fluids with constant flow.
- Flow up to 136 m³/h
- Viscosity up to 140,000 cP
Not sure which line fits?
Describe the fluid, flow rate and operating conditions. Engineering will recommend the series and model.
Values are independent series limits: they are not a simultaneous operating point and do not apply to every model.
How to assess your application
Gather these details before contacting engineering. Partial information is enough to get started.
What to provide
- Oil type: lubricating, hydraulic, mineral, vegetable or used
- Viscosity at pumping temperature
- Circuit flow and discharge pressure
- Minimum and maximum oil temperature and any contaminants
- Sealing materials compatible with the oil
Industries served
Models and documentation
Catalogues and manuals identified by series and language. Catalogues complement the technical manuals.
Documents
- Catalogue · PDFFBE · External gear pumpsPortuguese · 8 pages · 3.4 MB (opens in a new tab)
- Catalogue · PDFFBEI · Internal gear pumpsPortuguese · 6 pages · 16.1 MB (opens in a new tab)
- Technical manualTechnical manual for the FBE seriesMTEC-01/01 · External Gear Pump
- Technical manualTechnical manual for the FBEI seriesMAN001-10 · Internal Gear Pump
Frequently asked questions
Answers on manufacturing, selection and supply for this category.
What is the best pump for lubricating oil?
For lubricating oil, we recommend FBE series gear pumps. The positive displacement principle keeps flow stable even with viscosity variations at different temperatures.
Can FBE pumps handle vegetable oil?
Yes, FBE pumps are ideal for vegetable oils like soybean, corn, palm and others.
Which pump to use for hydraulic oil transfer?
For hydraulic oil transfer, FBE pumps suit clean, lubricating fluids. We recommend adequate filtration to extend service life.
Does oil viscosity affect pump selection?
Yes, viscosity is critical in sizing. More viscous oils require pumps with larger clearances and possible heating. Informing viscosity at operating temperature is essential for correct selection.
What is the difference between mineral and vegetable oil pumps?
The main difference is in sealing materials. Vegetable oils may be incompatible with certain elastomers. For each type of oil, we specify the appropriate seal materials.
Does FB Bombas offer pumps for used/recycled oil?
They can be assessed case by case. Used oils often contain contaminants and suspended solids that wear gears and bushings; manual MTEC-01/01 asks for FB consultation for fluids with suspended solids. State the contaminant type and the planned filtration.
Request Pump for Your Oil Type
Provide oil characteristics and our engineering recommends the ideal model
Materials, availability and lead time are confirmed in the technical-commercial proposal.
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