• Jan , 15 2020

How do valves work in a pump? Answer: The valves work in conjunction with the main diaphragm and piston assembly. These together operate with an upward and downward movement creating a vacuum to pull and push fluid into and out of the pump. The main diaphragm is located in the lower housing and is assembled to the drive assembly by pistons. What do the following abbreviations or word mean? GPM: Ga...

• Jul , 17 2020

1. The sprayer is recommended for use in spraying agricultural pesticides, water and other non-flammable liquids. Improper use may cause damage to the sprayer and user. 2. Do not use flammable or corrosive chemicals in the tank sprayer. Contact factory or agent for suggestions about any uncertain chemicals. 3. Wear protective clothing, eye protection, and chemical resistant gloves when filling, us...

• Nov , 07 2020

The primary job of most bilge pumps on most boats is to clear nuisance water from the bilges (packing gland drips, spray from an errant wave, etc.). The one that came with your boat may be up to that task, but a bilge pump should also be able to provide crucial extra time if your boat is taking on water. A bilge pump system is your primary insurance policy in avoiding unexpected sinking and losing...

• Jan , 21 2021

The lawn and garden industry has grown over the last several years. Demand for landscaping services is more substantial than ever with Millennials overtaking the housing market, and Baby Boomers in need of more assistance maintaining their lawns. Despite steady growth, landscaping companies and garden centers cite labor shortages as their top concern.  Recruiting quality candidates, is the fo...

• Mar , 06 2021

In many fluid pumping applications, pumps have to be placed above the level of liquid, allowing air into the line, which can lead to challenges such as overheating and pump failure. To avoid these issues, self-priming pumps are used to evacuate the air before moving liquids. What Is Self-Priming? Pumps that are partially or completely above the fluid level allow air into the suction line, which mu...

• Mar , 09 2021

The diaphragm pump is a PD pump or a positive displacement pump. It is also called a diaphragm pump. The working principle of the pump is to mix rubber, Teflon diaphragm, other thermoplastics and the reciprocating motion of appropriate valves on any surface of the diaphragm to push the liquid. Our micro electric diaphragm pump is self-priming and can be run dry without harm. It provides up to 1.3 ...

• Apr , 15 2021

If you are looking for a sprayer that will save you time, money and hassle, consider a Catflo Electric Rechargeable Battery Sprayer. Spraying has never been easier or more convenient than it is now with a Trolly sprayer. Read on to learn about why you should join the next revolution in spraying today! BENEFITS OF A BATTERY-POWERED SPRAYER Wire-Free Setup With a lithium-ion battery powered sprayer,...

• Apr , 20 2021

Electric pressure washer is actually quite simple equipment. The electric motor or engine turns the pump, pushing the water through the orifice (tip). Water accelerates as it passes through small holes, like a river flowing faster in a narrow canyon, and fast-moving water is very useful for spraying out dirt and grime. The math is simple. Each time the pump is turned over, a certain amount of wate...

• May , 17 2021

Diaphragm water pumps are very popular in industrial applications, such as stoichiometry. They have a long history of use in water and wastewater treatment, and they can also be found in food processing, pharmaceuticals, and oil production. Why has this versatility? These metering pumps are often sturdy and durable and can work for a long time between maintenance. They have no internal components ...