3N-5895: 8 Blade Impeller

An Impeller is a rotating component that imparts energy to the fluid and increases its velocity. The impeller has a series of blades that are curved to direct the fluid flow. The impeller used in an auxiliary pump is smaller than the impeller used in the primary pump. This is because the auxiliary impeller is only responsible for boosting the pressure of the fluid, not for delivering the full flow rate. Attributes: • Produces a relatively low-pressure drop, which means that it can move fluids over long distances without losing too much pressure • Manufactured to precise specifications and is durable and reliable Applications: An Impeller is used in the Auxiliary Pump to provide fluid flow and produces a relatively low-pressure drop, which means that it can move fluids over long distances without losing too much pressure.