How much do you know about machine tool cooling pumps

A cooling pump is a mechanical device used for conveying fluids or increasing their pressure, including certain machines for conveying gases. The cooling pump transfers the mechanical energy of the prime mover or other energy sources to the liquid, increasing the energy of the liquid.

Around 200 BC, the ancient Greek craftsman Ctesibius invented the most primitive piston pump - the fire extinguishing pump. As early as 1588, there were records of 4-vane vane pumps, and subsequently, various other rotary pumps emerged one after another. Subsequently, various pumps came into being one after another. With the application of various advanced technologies, the efficiency of pumps has gradually improved, and their performance range and applications have also been expanding day by day.

Application: The machine tool cooling pump is a multi-functional product that can transport various media ranging from tap water to industrial liquids. The cooling pump is suitable for different temperature, flow and pressure ranges.

1. Water supply: Water plant filtration and transportation, water plant zoned water delivery, main pipe pressure increase, fire protection system.

2 Industrial pressurization: process water systems, cleaning systems, high-pressure flushing systems, fire protection systems

3 Industrial liquid transportation: cooling and air conditioning systems, boiler feed water and condensation systems, machine tool accessories, acids and alkalis

4 Water treatment: Ultrafiltration system, reverse osmosis system, distillation system, separator, swimming pool.