Industrial Pumps & Pumping Systems

You will find industrial pumping systems across businesses in nearly every industry. Industrial pumps are a requirement for moving large amounts of fluid into, out of or through your facility. This means if your factory process includes large quantities of water, oil, chemicals or food, you need a good industrial pumping system with quality heavy-duty pumps. You may also require a pumping system to evacuate wastewater, oil, sludge or other unwanted process by-products from your system. Whatever your industrial pumping system needs are, it starts with reliable pumps.

Why Choose Fluid Aire Dynamics for Industrial Pump Solutions?

At Fluid Aire Dynamics, we have been proving our expertise in providing industrial processing solutions since 1991. From compressed air systems and accessories to air dryers, vacuums, chillers and more, you can always count on Fluid Aire Dynamics to bring you the best possible brands and provide you with the highest level of service. Our team knows industrial process solutions. We know what works and what doesn’t for your facility, and we can help you find and install the right products to optimize efficiency for your company.

Across a wide range of industries in eastern Pennsylvania, throughout the East Coast and beyond, Fluid Aire Dynamics has always been there to answer the call, providing solutions for the automotive industry, metalworking, HVAC, food processing, pharmaceuticals, the military and many more. If you need great industrial piping solutions or want to find the market’s top centrifugal pumps for sale, you want Fluid Aire Dynamics. For a free estimate or to learn more, call us at 610.913.9100 or contact us online now.

Types of Pumps

Fluid Aire Dynamics is proud to offer a complete line of engineered pumps and pump products for the water, wastewater, commercial, municipal, energy and power industries. Our selections include chemical-compatible lined models, units with stainless steel components, and both mechanical seal and magnetic drive designs. We’ll work with you to source the pump design that best fits your application, existing piping installation and budget.

The centrifugal pump is perhaps the most common design in industrial use today. By definition, a centrifugal pump uses an electric motor to spin an impeller and generate mechanical energy. This energy transfers to the fluid passing through the pump body, increasing its pressure — centrifugal force — and driving it through the connected pipes to its intended destination. These pumps are excellent for transporting contaminated or potentially hazardous liquids.

Mechanical Seal Pumps

There are several different types of centrifugal pumps that operate on the same basic principle but include various features and engineering that make them better suited for specific applications. The most straightforward is the mechanical seal type, wherein the motor shaft and the impeller are directly connected. The seals that keep the fluid contained are placed along this shaft and in line with the impeller.

The mechanical seal centrifugal pump design is excellent for moving low-viscosity liquids and those containing suspended solids, but it is not leakproof throughout since the seals require a thin film of liquid to accomplish their purpose. Therefore, use cases involving very hazardous or expensive fluids are often better served by a magnetic drive pump.

Magnetic Drive Pumps

In the magnetic drive pump design, the motor and the impeller both include magnets and are separated by an isolation shell. The magnets interact through the shell, allowing the motor to spin the impeller and move the fluid while keeping it totally contained. This innovative engineering is available in several different types of centrifugal pumps, including economical plastic-bodied models, rugged metallic designs, and units with plastic linings and cast-iron shells for top-tier longevity and chemical compatibility.

Both mechanical seal and magnetic drive pumps can be lined with chemical-resistant plastics like polypropylene, polyvinylidene fluoride and perfluoroalkoxy. With the right lining, a centrifugal pump can move even the harshest chemicals for fields like agro- and petrochemical processing, wastewater treatment, and varnish or solvent production. Some products even feature surgical-grade stainless steel components suitable for thermoregulation and moving heated liquids at up to 300 degrees C.

The Importance of Working With a Trusted Pump Manufacturer

If your pumps are not functioning properly, it could cause you to have to shut down your entire operation while you correct the problem, which is why it is so important that you start with the right industrial pumps. Since these types of pumps are often vital to the transport of dangerous fluids, you want to know that you’re using a proven centrifugal pump design from an experienced manufacturer.

Fluid Aire Dynamics offers a complete line of quality engineered centrifugal pumps for sale for your commercial, municipal, water, wastewater, energy or power company needs. Our inventory includes selections from companies like Ebara, which boasts more than a century of designing pump and fan solutions, and CDR Pompe, an Italy-based company with pre-World War II roots and a commanding role in the global market.

Our offerings from Ebara include:

• CDU Series End Suction Centrifugal Pumps
• 2CDU Series 2-Stage End Suction Centrifugal Pumps
• DWO Series Open Impeller End Suction Centrifugal Pumps
• JEU Series Self-Priming Jet Pumps
• EVMU Series Vertical Multistage Pumps

We also carry the following selections from CDR Pompe:

• CCL, CCL-B, UCL and UCL-B Series lined mechanical seal centrifugal pumps
• ETN EVO (with and without motor), UTN-L and UTN-BL I° Frame Series lined magnetic drive centrifugal pumps
• UTS, UTS-B, ETS 30 and ETS-50 Series magnetic drive metallic centrifugal pumps
• STN Series (with and without motor) plastic magnetic centrifugal pumps

If you’re unsure which of our centrifugal pumps for sale best suits your facility or intended use, an expert from Fluid Aire Dynamics will be happy to discuss your applications and recommend a pump design tailored to your purposes. We can also service your existing installations.

Pumping Stations

The best way to manage your company’s pumping needs is with professional pumping stations. If you have an extensive industrial pumping system, your fluid may lose pressure as it travels the length of your pipes. Strategically placed pumping stations create higher through-put capacity, adding pressure when needed to make sure your fluid can travel the full pipeline promptly. At Fluid Aire Dynamics, we have a custom pumping station solution for you regardless of your industry or commercial application.