Purpose-Built for Material Handling — Not a Generic Substitute
Parker's PGP505 and PGP511 aluminum gear pumps are engineered specifically for cost-effective, high-power-density material handling applications — forklifts named explicitly among Parker's target markets. Whether your forklift shipped with a Parker pump from the factory or you're switching from an expensive OEM part, PumpGrid supplies tested units with full flow verification.
Parker's PGP500 family — aluminum bushing-block gear pumps with a two-piece cast design — is built specifically for cost-sensitive, high-power-density applications where forklifts sit alongside agriculture and turf equipment as named target markets. Compared to Parker's heavier cast-iron 300/600 series used in construction equipment, the PGP505/511 is lighter and more compact, matched to a forklift's typical mast lift and tilt demands.
WhatsApp a photo of your current pump's nameplate — we confirm the correct PGP match before you order.
Measured against Parker tolerance — the aluminum bushing-block design is inspected for wear that would reduce output.
Replaced as standard on every unit — the most common external leak source.
Checked and renewed to restore performance under repeated pressure cycling.
Renewed on every unit before reassembly.
Actual output measured and documented in the written test report before dispatch.
Genuine PGP-series pumps for specific forklift brands can carry multi-week dealer lead times in India. PumpGrid dispatches tested units in 2-3 working days.
Because the PGP500 series is designed for cost-sensitive applications, quality process pricing stays low without sacrificing tested performance.
We check mounting flange, spline, and displacement against your specific forklift before the pump ships — not after.
Confirmed in writing, with replacement rather than repair for any workmanship defect within warranty.
If 2 or more of the above apply, the pump likely needs quality process. WhatsApp us the machine model and symptoms.