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Durable construction
High pressure plunger pumps are made from durable materials that will withstand repeated use in harsh environments. Anodized aluminum and stainless steel are the best choices for long-lasting performance in high-pressure applications.
Power options
Electric and battery-powered electric pumps provide a quiet, compact solution for many applications. They typically have lower fuel consumption, fewer breakdowns, and reduced maintenance costs compared to gas-powered units.
Longer life and durability
The lifespan of a pump system can vary depending on water quality, maintenance regime, and operating pressure. For example, if you're using a low-pressure unit with contaminated water or a high-pressure system in very hot conditions, it may need to be serviced more often.
A good way to determine how long your pump will last is by evaluating the seals on the cylinder, discharge valves, and suction valves. If you notice leaking liquid or loss of system performance, this is an indicator that the elastomers and seals have worn down.
Plunger pumps are more expensive than diaphragm pumps up front, but their longevity can help you save money in the long run by limiting replacements and repairs. In addition, plungers are designed to withstand high-pressure use without rupture, whereas diaphragms can break under heavy use.
