Triplex Plunger Pump

A high pressure pump is broadly defined as any pump that can generate high discharge pressure, generally in excess of 800 psi. that generate pressures between 800 and 3000 psi are known as moderate pressure pumps, while pumps that generate anywhere between 3000 psi and 5000 psi are known as very high pressure pumpsA high-pressure pump is a plunger pump that is used to bring fluids from a low pressure to a high pressure by means of plungers. Our high-pressure pumps have stainless steel, ceramic or ceramic-coated plungers.Ultra-High Pressure (UHP) is defined by the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) as pump pressures above 1100 psi. By flowing water at these pressures, water droplets are broken into 64 smaller droplets, creating 10 times the surface area.Power recovery turbines (reverse pumps＊1) which help save energy are another application. In many of these places, high-pressure pumps are used to feed water and/or chemical liquids to the pressurized environment or to flow water using pressure.