TP-SFT High-Pressure Plunger Pump

The main components of a high-pressure plunger pump include the pump housing, plunger, plunger rod, sealing assembly, and drive mechanism. The pump housing serves as the fluid‑delivery passage and is designed to withstand high pressures while maintaining structural integrity. The plunger is connected to the drive mechanism via the plunger rod and generates high pressure through its reciprocating motion. The sealing assembly prevents fluid leakage, ensuring the pump’s reliable operation.

TP-SFD High-Pressure Plunger Pump

The working principle of a high-pressure plunger pump is based on the reciprocating motion of the plunger within the pump housing, which creates a change in volume, thereby drawing in and compressing the fluid. When the plunger moves backward, the volume inside the pump increases, allowing fluid to enter through the inlet; when the plunger moves forward, the volume decreases, compressing the fluid and forcing it out of the pump. By continuously repeating this reciprocating cycle, high-pressure fluid is delivered continuously.

TP-SFP High-Pressure Plunger Pump

High-pressure plunger pumps are characterized by high operating pressure, stable flow rates, and a wide pressure‑adjustment range. They can generate elevated pressures, meeting the demands of high‑pressure fluid applications in specialized operating conditions. In addition, these pumps feature a compact design, small footprint, and light weight, making them well suited for mobile use or environments with limited installation space.

TP-EL Stainless Steel High-Pressure Plunger Pump

A stainless steel high-pressure plunger pump is a type of high-pressure plunger pump manufactured from stainless steel, offering excellent resistance to corrosion, high temperatures, and wear. It is widely used in the chemical, petroleum, food, and pharmaceutical industries, and is particularly well suited for handling special fluids that are corrosive, high‑temperature, flammable, or explosive.

TP-EM high-pressure plunger pump

The main components of a high-pressure plunger pump include the pump housing, plunger, plunger rod, sealing assembly, and drive mechanism. The pump housing serves as the fluid‑delivery passage and is designed to withstand high pressures while maintaining structural integrity. The plunger is connected to the drive mechanism via the plunger rod and generates high pressure through its reciprocating motion. The sealing assembly prevents fluid leakage, ensuring the pump’s reliable operation.