The Gardner Denver 600 is a well service pump rated at 100 SPM with a maximum working pressure of 16845 PSI and a maximum flow of 153 GPM. Its liner chart runs from 2.75 in to 5 in: the 2.75 in liner delivers 46 GPM at up to 16845 PSI, while the 5 in liner delivers 153 GPM at up to 5096 PSI. Instead of a conventional cast iron frame, the power end uses a high-strength fabricated steel structure that keeps weight down without giving up rigidity, an advantage for road-legal oilfield trucks with strict axle load limits. Precision crosshead slides carry replaceable bronze wear components whose low-friction, self-lubricating structure guides the crosshead reliably while protecting the frame from wear.
FAQ
What is the maximum working pressure of the Gardner Denver 600?
The factory rating is 16845 PSI, reached with the 2.75 in liner at 46 GPM. With a 5 in liner the pump delivers 153 GPM at up to 5096 PSI.
What liner sizes and outputs are listed for the Gardner Denver 600?
Six bores are listed at the rated 100 SPM: 2.75 in (46 GPM at 16845 PSI), 3 in (55 GPM at 14154 PSI), 3.5 in (75 GPM at 10399 PSI), 4 in (98 GPM at 7962 PSI), 4.5 in (124 GPM at 6291 PSI) and 5 in (153 GPM at 5096 PSI).
Do you stock fluid-end parts for the Gardner Denver 600?
We currently list no stocked items for this model. Please contact us for current availability of plungers, liners, valves, seats and packing.
Can you ship Gardner Denver 600 parts internationally?
Yes. These pump parts ship under HS code 84139100 to customers in Canada, the United States and international oil & gas markets.
Why does the Gardner Denver 600 use a fabricated steel frame?
The welded high-strength steel frame concentrates thicker plate where loads peak and trims it elsewhere, cutting overall weight while keeping rigidity, which helps truck-mounted units stay within highway axle limits.