Supply pumps

Supply Pumps

Supply pumps are a type of pump used to move fluids, most commonly in industrial and commercial applications. Their primary function is to increase the pressure and flow of a fluid from one point to another.

Some key characteristics of supply pumps:

They are typically centrifugal pumps, meaning they use an impeller to create centrifugal force and move the fluid.
They are designed to operate continuously to maintain a steady flow and pressure, unlike other pump types that may cycle on and off.
Common applications include water supply systems, HVAC systems, manufacturing processes, and oil and gas operations.
They are usually powered by electric motors but can also be driven by diesel or gas engines in some cases.