Pressure Pump

Pressure pumps are typically centrifugal pumps with impellers that pull water in and pushes the water out at increased pressure. The impeller works like a vane that rotates on an axis that pulls water in.Therefore, these pumps work like any other ordinary pump. Most of these are centrifugal pumps that take water from a source, move it through an impeller (single-stage) or multiple impellers (multi-stage) to increase water pressure. The high-pressure water then flows through an outlet