Service & Parts

Gear Pump Service Kits & Repair Kits

Factory-matched rebuild kits for NAPCO 2-inch and 3-inch rotary gear pumps. One kit restores gears, bearings, seals, and gaskets in the field.

NAPCO rotary gear pump repair kit components: nitrile gear assemblies and gasket for field rebuild

A gear pump service kit rebuilds a worn NAPCO rotary gear pump without buying a new unit. Match the kit to the pump: PK200C/PK200S for PA200, PK300C/PK300S for PA300. Each kit includes the drive and idler gear assemblies, roller bearings, mechanical seals, centercase gaskets, and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings. A typical rebuild takes 2–5 hours with hand tools and costs about 30–50% less than a replacement pump. For emulsion and stainless duty, start with PK300S on PA300S.

Why Rebuild Instead of Replace?

NAPCO repair kits restore a worn rotary gear pump to factory performance for less than a new pump. Most rebuilds finish on-site in 2–5 hours with standard hand tools. You keep the housing and piping in place. See pump repair kit vs replacement and the gear pump rebuild guide.

Choose Your Kit

Match your pump model to the corresponding repair kit. The first digit indicates port size (200 = 2-inch, 300 = 3-inch) and the suffix indicates material (C = ductile iron, S = stainless steel).

2-Inch Pump Kits (PK200 Series)

PK200C, Ductile Iron

For PA200C pumps. Includes PA250C/PA251C drive and idler gear assemblies on ductile-iron shafts (nitrile gears; Viton optional), PM038 bearings, PM036/PM037 seals, centercase gaskets, and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings.

Best for: petroleum, lubricants, waste oil, adhesives plant transfer

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PK200S, Stainless Steel

For PA200S pumps. Includes PA250S/PA251S drive and idler gear assemblies on induction-hardened stainless shafts (nitrile gears; Viton optional), PM038 bearings, PM036/PM037 seals, centercase gaskets, and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings.

Best for: chemicals, solvents, food-grade fluids, corrosive liquids, emulsion transfer on 2-inch lines

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3-Inch Pump Kits (PK300 Series)

PK300C, Ductile Iron

For PA300C pumps. Includes PA350C/PA351C drive and idler gear assemblies on ductile-iron shafts (nitrile gears; Viton optional), bearings, seals, centercase gaskets, and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings. Kit weight approximately 34 lb.

Best for: high-volume fuel transfer, heavy industrial fluids, adhesives

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PK300S, Stainless Steel

For PA300S pumps. Includes PA350S/PA351S drive and idler gear assemblies on induction-hardened stainless shafts (nitrile gears; Viton optional), bearings, seals, centercase gaskets, and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings.

Best for: emulsion explosives / ammonium nitrate blends, chemical transfer, corrosive high-volume duty

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What’s in Every NAPCO Service Kit

Drive & Idler Gear Assemblies

Gear assemblies on ductile-iron or induction-hardened stainless shafts. Standard gears are nitrile. Viton optional where approved.

Front & Rear Bearings

Roller bearings (PM038) rated for continuous operation up to 100 PSI

Mechanical Seals

PM036 and PM037 seals that prevent leakage at the drive shaft entry point

Gaskets & Cover Bolt O-rings

Centercase gaskets (PM007G01 / PM007G02) and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings

Ductile Iron vs. Stainless Steel Kits

Ductile Iron (C)

Corrosion Resistance
Moderate. Suited for petroleum-based and non-corrosive fluids
Typical Applications
Fuel transfer, lubricants, waste oil, adhesives
Temperature Range
Standard industrial temperatures
Cost
Lower cost option

Stainless Steel (S)

Corrosion Resistance
High. Resists acids, solvents, and corrosive chemicals
Typical Applications
Chemical processing, food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, solvents
Temperature Range
Wider range including hot chemical processes
Cost
Premium. Justified when corrosion resistance is critical

Not sure which material is right for your application? See our Stainless Steel vs. Ductile Iron guide for a detailed comparison.

Emulsion and Stainless Rebuilds

Plants that run stainless PA300S or PA200S on emulsion or ammonium nitrate duty rebuild with the matching S kit, not a C kit.

PK300S rebuilds PA300S (up to 158 GPM @ 280 RPM). PK200S rebuilds PA200S on smaller lines. Use stainless housings and the S gear set when ammonium nitrate or corrosive oxidizer blends are in the fluid. For the buyer path on emulsion transfer, see explosives & mining and PA300S. Kit SKU page: PK300S. Surface and plant transfer only. Not borehole injection.

When to Rebuild Your Pump

Gear pumps are designed for long service life, but internal wear is inevitable, especially in abrasive or high-viscosity applications. Common signs that a rebuild is needed include declining flow rate at normal operating speed, increased noise or vibration, visible leakage at the shaft seal, and higher-than-normal power draw from the motor.

For a detailed checklist of wear indicators, read our guide: 5 Signs Your Gear Pump Needs a Rebuild. For an economic analysis comparing rebuild vs. replacement, see our rebuild vs. replace cost analysis.

FAQs

What is in a NAPCO gear pump service kit?

Drive and idler gear assemblies, roller bearings, high- and low-pressure seals, centercase gaskets, and 4 PB43 cover bolt O-rings. Kits do not include the pump housing, end covers, wear plates, or assembly lubricant.

Which kit fits my pump?

Match port size and material. PA200C → PK200C. PA200S → PK200S. PA300C → PK300C. PA300S → PK300S. The first digit is port size; C is ductile iron; S is stainless.

How long does a rebuild take?

Most field rebuilds take 2–5 hours with standard hand tools when the kit matches the pump.

Is a rebuild cheaper than a new pump?

A typical rebuild runs about 30–50% less than buying a replacement pump, and you keep the installed housing and piping.

Which kit for emulsion explosives transfer?

Stainless duty: PK300S for PA300S, or PK200S for PA200S. See the explosives hub for plant and surface transfer context. Not for borehole injection.

Do you ship kits separately from pumps?

Yes. Repair kits are ordered by part number and ship when in stock. Lead times on pumps stay 6–8 weeks unless stock says otherwise.

Need a Repair Kit?

Contact NAPCO directly for pricing, availability, and technical support. Standard lead time is 6–8 weeks.

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