The Gardner Denver FF-FXF M is a mud pump whose power end carries its core load-bearing parts — eccentric wheel, connecting rod and crosshead — in high-strength cast iron, with some pumps in the wider FX family using ductile iron connecting rods for added toughness and impact resistance. Power is transmitted through a continuous chevron gear set for smooth operation. Factory spec data lists a max working pressure of 639 PSI, with liner bores including 4 in (101.6 mm) rated at max 250 PSI and 3 in (76.2 mm) rated at max 444 PSI; other ratings available on request. We supply fluid-end replacement parts for this model to drilling contractors and industrial operators in Canada, the United States and international oil and gas markets; contact us for current availability.
FAQ
What construction does the Gardner Denver FF-FXF M use?
Its power end uses high-strength cast iron for core load-bearing parts such as the eccentric wheel, connecting rod and crosshead, and power is transmitted by a continuous chevron gear set for smooth, durable operation.
What are the factory ratings of the FF-FXF M?
Factory spec data lists a max working pressure of 639 PSI. Listed liner bores include 4 in (101.6 mm) at max 250 PSI and 3 in (76.2 mm) at max 444 PSI; other ratings available on request.
Which fluid-end parts are offered for the FF-FXF M?
Liners, pistons, valves, valve seats, valve springs, packing and related fluid-end hardware matched to the pump's liner bores. Contact us for current availability.
Can you export FF-FXF M parts to Canada, the United States or other markets?
Yes, we serve Canada, the United States and international oil and gas customers. These pump parts generally ship under HS code 84139100; contact us for current availability.
How do liner sizes affect FF-FXF M performance?
Smaller bores raise the allowable pressure while larger bores favor throughput. Per factory data, a 3 in (76.2 mm) liner allows max 444 PSI while a 4 in (101.6 mm) liner is rated at max 250 PSI.