Hydraulic Gear Pump Product Type Insights
The Hydraulic Gear Pump Market segmentation, based on Product Type includes External Gear Pump, Internal Gear Pump. In 2022, the external gear pump segment dominated the market. An external gear pump employs two identical mesh-meshed gears side by side. A motor powers one of the gears, which drives the other gear, which drives the idle (driven) gear. Each gear is supported by a shaft with bearings on both sides of the gear. As a result, it is more useful in the building business.
Figure1: Hydraulic Gear Pump Market, by Product Type, 2022 & 2032 (USD Billion)

Source: Secondary Research, Primary Research, Market Research Future Database and Analyst Review
Hydraulic Gear Pump Operating Pressure Insights
The Hydraulic Gear Pump Market segmentation, based on Operating Pressure, includes Less than 100 Bar, 100–300 Bar, Above 300 Bar. The hydraulic gear pump industry is dominated by the 100-300 bar category. Because of the increasing demand for hydraulic gear pumps in various applications such as construction, mining, and material handling equipment, this segment is projected to continue to dominate the market in the future years.
Hydraulic Gear Pump Application Insights
The Hydraulic Gear Pump Market segmentation, based on application, includes Transmission/Clutches, Electrohydraulic Powered Steering, Hybrid Propulsion, and Lifting Application. The lifting application segment accounts for the majority of the Hydraulic Gear Pump Market. Because of their great efficiency, low noise levels, and small size, hydraulic gear pumps are commonly utilized in lifting applications such as cranes, forklifts, and aerial work platforms.
Hydraulic Gear Pump Distribution Channel Insights
The Hydraulic Gear Pump Market segmentation, based on distribution channel, includes Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), Aftermarket. During the forecast period, the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) segment is predicted to grow at the fastest rate. An original equipment manufacturer (OEM) is a corporation that creates parts and equipment that another manufacturer may sell.
OEMs, often known as value-added resellers, are companies that supply parts for another company's finished goods (VAR). Engineering technology services, for example, provides original equipment manufacturer (OEM) hydraulic gear pumps and motors for industrial machinery.