End Suction Pumps

1. Overhung and Back Pull Out Design: Convenient to maintenance, can easily pull out the rotor parts instead of disassembly suction and discharge pipe when repairing;

2. High Efficiency Power-Save: Using perfect hydraulic model design, pump get high anti-causticity, wide high efficiency area;

3. Flexible shaft seal with mechanical seal and gland packing as an option;

4. Several type materials available (cast iron, bronze, SS304/316, CD4MCU);

5. Low NPSH requirement.

End suction and double suction pumps are both centrifugal pumps but differ in design and performance. End suction pumps use a single suction inlet located at the impeller's center to create low pressure, drawing fluid into the pump and out through a discharge outlet. They are suitable for medium-high pressure and low-medium flow applications. Double suction pumps, on the other hand, have two suction inlets that divide fluid flow into two parts, allowing smoother impeller rotation with less vibration and noise and are ideal for high flow and low-medium pressure applications. The pumps are different in terms of their efficiency, size, and cost. While end suction pumps are affordable and easy to maintain, double suction pumps are more efficient but costly and better suited for large flow rates. Choosing between the two pumps depends on fluid type, flow rate, pressure, and budget.