Our automated pump kits are completely configurable and designed to eliminate manual handling, reduce risk, ensure consistent recipes and reduce wastage. Designs are engineered specifically for your process whether they are baseplate mounted, within a mobile frame or in kit form with couplings, hose, dispensing nozzle, flowmeters, valves, control panels, inverter drives and monitoring systems.
Pumps are only one part of the system, often ancillary equipment is required, such as; flow meters, filters, basket strainers, pulsation dampeners, hose reels, hose, nozzles, valves, inverter drives and control panels.Below are some of our accessories, contact us if you do not see what you require below.
AODD Pumps: Unleash Your Potential With Air-Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps!"AODD" stands for Air Operated Double Diaphragm. It refers to a type of pump that uses compressed air to move fluids through two diaphragms. AODD pumps are commonly used in various industries due to their versatili...
Barrel Pumps or container emptying pumps are pumps which are used to empty containers quickly, efficiently and safely. Fluids are supplied in a wide variety of different container sizes which can range from small totes of 50-100L, 205L Oil Drums, IBCS (Intermediate Bulk Container 1000L) as well as c...
There are often cases where the existing mains pressure is inadequate to ensure supply to people in high rise apartments, hotels, industrial factories or outbuildings as water companies only have a responsibility to supply 9L/min at 1 bar pressure to the boundary of a property. Booster sets are a me...
Upgrade Your Water System with Borehole Pumps: Efficient Solutions for Clean Water AccessBorehole pumps are used to extract water from underground sources, such as wells or boreholes. They are commonly used in residential, agricultural, and industrial settings. These pumps are designed to be durable...
Centrifugal Pumps: Experience The Power Of Heavy Duty Centrifugal Pumps!Centrifugal pumps are commonly used in various industries for fluid transportation. They work by converting rotational energy into kinetic energy, propelling the fluid through the pump. These pumps are efficient, reliable, and s...
Upgrade Your Heating System with Efficient Circulator Pumps!Circulator pumps are essential components in heating and cooling systems. They help circulate hot or cold water throughout a building, ensuring consistent temperature control. These pumps improve energy efficiency by reducing the workload o...
Positive Displacement Pumps: Efficiency At Its Best! Upgrade Your Operations With Advanced Positive Displacement PumpsPositive displacement pumps are a type of pump that moves fluid by trapping a fixed amount and forcing it into the discharge pipe. They are commonly used in various industries, such ...
Flexible impeller pumps are a pump design which consists of a circular rubber impeller mounted within a casing. The casing is smaller than the unbent rubber vanes ensuring the rubber vanes make contact within the entire casing creating small chambers. The chambers operate similar to valves, making t...
Gear Pumps: Internal And External Gear Pumps for Smooth OperationsGear pumps are positive displacement pumps that use rotating gears to transfer fluids. They are commonly used in various industries, including oil and gas, chemical processing, and food production. Gear pumps offer reliable performanc...
Hand pumps are pumps which are operated manually by hand as opposed via electricity or air. Hand pumps can be of centrifugal or positive displacement technology where they can be piston or double diaphragm.Learn more about Hand Pumps from North Ridge Pumps, or read our Hand pump guide.
Rotary Lobe pumps are similar to gear pumps in that the pump operates by two Y or I shaped lobes which are aligned vertically rotating within a pump casing. The timing is controlled via a gearbox and timing gear which prevents the lobes from making contact with each other. Lobes rotate within t...
Pump heads are typically sealed using O rings and mechanical shaft seals. A pump head requires O rings and mechanical seal as the pump shaft enters the pump head to couple to the motor drive shaft. In a magnetic drive pump, the need for a mechanical seal and O Rings is eliminated as magnets are used...
A multistage pump is used to generate higher pressures than is available with the use of a single impeller at maximum diameter. This is because once an impeller reaches a particular diameter the impeller side friction which increases with size decreases pump efficiency. This means it is necessary to...
A peripheral pump is a close-coupled centrifugal pump with an impeller consisting of a large number of radial vanes on the outside edge. The impeller rotates in a concentric casing channel with the liquid flowing between the vanes and casing transmitting large amounts of energy leading to a large in...
Peristaltic Pumps: Experience The Power Of Heavy Duty Non-clog Peristaltic Pumps!Peristaltic pumps are a type of positive displacement pump commonly used in various industries. They work by squeezing fluid through a tube using rotating rollers or shoes. These pumps are known for their gentle pumping...
Discover the Power of Piston Pumps: Efficient and Reliable Industrial SolutionsPiston pumps are mechanical devices that use reciprocating pistons to move fluids. They are commonly used in various industries, including oil and gas, agriculture, and manufacturing. Piston pumps offer high pressure capa...
Progressive cavity pumps are a type of rotary positive displacement pump where a helical shaped rotor rotates within a stator which is fixed in place. As the rotor rotates, due to its helical shape a cavity is formed between the rotor and stator as it travels through the pump. The rotor within ...
Pump as Turbine (PAT) is an advancement in pump technology that allows a pump to be used as a turbine to generate power when not operating in normal mode. Alternations in the hydraulic design facilitates the reverse flow of fluid to harness energy that would otherwise have been wasted. Minimum requi...
A rotary piston pump is a self-priming reversible positive displacement pump which can deliver in high volume oils, viscous fluids such as resins and fuel efficiently. Rotary piston pumps typically handle up to 20,000cst and temperatures up to 300°C.A rotary piston pump operates by a piston sliding ...
Discover the Power of Screw Pump Technology: Innovative Screw Pump Solutions for Your IndustryA screw pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses rotating screws to move fluid. It is commonly used in various industries for pumping viscous liquids, such as oil, sludge, or wastewater. Screw...
Centrifugal pumps which have the capability to pump mixtures of liquids with entrained gas, as well as liquids which have the ability to vent the suction line, are deemed to be self-priming pumps.Learn more about Self Priming Pumps from North Ridge Pumps.
A Side-Channel pump is a hybrid design of pump which has many features from self-priming, centrifugal, multistage and positive displacement pumps.Side Channel Pumps are self-priming enabling them to handle entrained gasses which are separated and produce high pressures but low amounts of flow in com...
Split casing pumps are where a pump casing has a joint which is either perpendicular to the shaft or longitudinally split. Longitudinally split pumps, such as our SDS double suction pumps, have a casing opening along the same direction of the shaft which enables very easy access to all internal...
Submersible pumps are pumps which are completely immersed in the fluid being pumped. Submersible pumps are of centrifugal design and can operate either continuously or intermittently. They are typically controlled by float switches which can trigger operation at various levels with a sump in which t...
Vane Pump: Upgrade Your System With Vane Pumps For Enhanced ProductivityA vane pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses rotating vanes to create suction and move fluid. As the vanes rotate, they trap fluid between the vanes and the pump housing, causing it to be transported from the in...
Vertical immersion pumps (also known as vertical column and shaft pumps) are a design whereby the motor is separated from the fluid being pumped. Typically used in tanks or pits in place of pumps which require flooded suction or priming.Learn more about Vertical Immersion pumps from North Ridge Pumps.
Vertical Inline Pumps are pumps where the inlet and outlet are in line. This arrangement is typically used where space is limited such as onboard a ship. The pump has a vertical drive shaft and can be fitted with a priming pump to enable the pump to be self-priming. Vertical inline pumps can be made...
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