Pumps

1. What is a Pump?

A Pump is a mechanical device used to move fluids (liquids or gases) from one place to another.

2. How does a Pump work?

Pumps work by creating a pressure difference that causes fluid to flow through pipes or tubing.

3. What are Pumps used for?

Pumps are used for fluid transfer, chemical dosing, filtration, and circulation in various applications.

4. What fluids can be pumped?

Pumps can handle water, chemicals, oils, slurries, and gases, depending on their design.

5. Where are Pumps commonly used?

Pumps are widely used in laboratories, pharmaceuticals, food processing, water treatment, and chemical industries.