Centrifugal pumps are versatile, with the ability to handle a variety of challenges and potential problems, including:

• changes in ambient temperature and humidity
• line shock from piping that is not properly anchored
• piping with sharp bends instead of the preferred gentle curves
• changes in the viscosity and other characteristics of the liquid being pumped
• large and periodic changes in hydraulic operating point

• End-Suction: Ideal for thin liquids and the top choice for most water-pumping applications.
• Self-Priming: This type has the ability to lift fluid, which gives it an advantage when the source is below the centerline of the pump.

Pneumatic and electric diaphragm pumps

Sweage pumps &Sludge pumps

Multi-stage pumps

Slurry pumps

Other pumps

2012-07-20

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