Pumps - Hayward Flow Control

Pumps are devices used to transfer liquids from one location to another. There are two main types of industrial pumps: positive-displacement pumps and nonpositive-displacement pumps. Positive-displacement pumps transfer liquid by enclosing a fixed volume and moving it through the system using seals or valves. These pumps are often used for pumping high-viscosity fluids. Nonpositive-displacement pumps, also known as centrifugal pumps, transfer liquid by circulating it through rotors called impellers. These pumps are typically used for high-capacity pumping applications such as water, solvents, chemicals, and light oils. Centro offers a wide range of pump types, including AOD pumps, lobe pumps, submersible pumps, hose/peristaltic pumps, metering pumps, progressive cavity pumps, sealless mag-drive pumps, hydraulic pumps, and pump control applications. You can learn more and make the right purchase for your needs by clicking on the provided links, or you can call Centro for expert guidance.