What is a Peripheral Pump?

A peripheral pump, also known as a regenerative pump, works by transferring liquid through a rotating impeller equipped with small channels or vanes. This design enables the pump to create high-pressure levels, making it perfect for tasks where water needs to be moved over long distances or at high elevations. Peripheral pumps are valued for their ability to manage clean water and other non-corrosive liquids without requiring complex setups.

Key Benefits of Our Peripheral Pumps

High Pressure in a Compact Design: Despite their small size, peripheral pumps generate significant pressure, making them a go-to solution for high-pressure requirements in compact spaces.

Low Maintenance: Built with durability in mind, peripheral pumps are easy to maintain, with fewer moving parts that minimize wear and tear over time.

Efficient Water Transfer: Ideal for transferring water in domestic, agricultural, and light commercial settings, these pumps deliver consistent performance with minimal energy consumption.

Quiet Operation: Designed to operate smoothly and quietly, peripheral pumps can be used in residential and business environments without causing disturbances.