506-0353: 110CC Piston Pump

A Piston Pump operates on the principle of reciprocating the motion of a piston within a cylinder to generate fluid flow and pressure. The core components of a piston pump include a cylinder, piston, inlet and outlet valves, and a drive mechanism. The piston moves back and forth within the cylinder, creating suction during the retraction phase (intake stroke) and generating pressure during the compression phase (discharge stroke). This action draws fluid into the cylinder during the intake stroke and then pushes it out during the discharge stroke. Attributes: • Provided with pump rotation in a clockwise direction • Handle high pressure without deforming or breaking • Withstand the harsh conditions and high temperatures Applications: A Piston Pump generates very high pressures with precise control, and high efficiency and allows for adjustable flow rates based on the requirements.