Fuel & Oil Pump
What are Gear Pumps?
Gear pumps can be used in multiple ways including:
- Recirculating
- Mixing
- Transferring
- Hydraulic
- Metering
They can be made from cast iron, ductile iron, or bronze and operate and 200 psi’s at 250 degrees. The liquids that are usually pumped through this device are
- Various Oils
- Machine Tool Coolant
- Solvents
- Resins
- Paint
- Varnishes and more
What are Fuel Nozzles?
Fuel nozzles are most common in gas stations in order to deliver gasoline to vehicles by using an electric or manual pump. Has a long nose to prevent any spills and to fit easily in a gas tank.
What is a Rotary Style Pump?
Rotary style pumps have a manual lever that rotates in order to deliver:
- Gasoline
- Diesel Fuel
- Light Oils
What are Hand Pumps?
Hand pumps are manually operated devices that move air or fluids from one place to another.
What’s an Oil Pump used for?
An oil pump is used in an internal combustion engine to circulate engine oil under pressure to the rotating bearing, the sliding pistons, and the camshaft of the engine. The oil lubricates the bearings and assists in cooling the engine.
What’s a Fuel Pump used for?
A fuel pump is an essential component for an internal combustion engine device that is used to pump fuel from the fuel tank to the engine.