Mixed flow pumps move large volumes of water at relatively low pressures and are often used in situations such as irrigation, drainage, water treatment, HVAC and fire suppression systems.

Mixed flow pumps are designed to move large volumes of water at relatively low pressures. These pumps are widely used in various industries including agriculture, construction, water treatment, HVAC and fire protection. Due to their unique design, mixed flow pumps offer a combination of high efficiency and performance, making them a cost-effective and sustainable solution for water displacement. From irrigation to drainage systems, these pumps can be tailored to suit different applications and provide reliable and efficient performance. Choosing the right mixed flow pump for a particular application is important to ensure optimum performance and minimize energy costs.

A combination of efficiency and reliability

Mixed flow pumps are designed to move large volumes of water at relatively low pressures, resulting in high efficiency and reliability. They combine the characteristics of centrifugal pumps and axial pumps and are commonly used in agriculture, construction, water treatment, HVAC and fire protection. Their performance and durability make mixed flow pumps a good choice for applications where large volumes of water need to be moved at low pressures. However, it is important to choose the right pump for your application and seek advice from a pump expert such as IPG.

Advantages of mixed flow pumps

Mixed flow pumps offer a number of advantages over other types of pumps. They are designed to move large volumes of water at relatively low pressures, resulting in high efficiency and reliability. In addition, mixed flow pumps are usually more compact and lighter than other pump types, simplifying installation and maintenance. Thanks to their performance and durability, mixed flow pumps are often used in a wide variety of applications, from irrigation to fire protection. Are you considering a mixed flow pump for your application? Consult a professional to help you choose the right pump and advise you on maintenance and operating costs.

There are many different types of pumps and just as many applications, such as a submersible, circulation or well pump. Due to this diversity of pumps, it is wise to be well informed about what type of pump is required before you purchase one or have it overhauled. The IPG team with various pump experts can always advise you on the best possible solution for your application and can also support you with the purchase and installation of the pump.

IPG has strong relationships with various pump manufacturers and can therefore give you good advice in purchasing many types and brands of pumps. For example, the Industrial Pump Group is the Dutch importer of SAER and official dealer of Lowara, Grundfos and Seepex, among others.

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Mixed flow pumps are just one type of pump among many other pump types, such as centrifugal pumps, positive displacement pumps and axial pumps. When choosing a pump for a particular application, it is important to understand which pump best suits the requirements of the application and the advantages and disadvantages of each pump. For example, centrifugal pumps are generally suitable for higher pressures, while mixed flow pumps perform better at higher flow rates and lower pressures.

Choosing the right pump for your application can make a big difference to your system's efficiency and overall operating costs. It is important to consider factors such as the required pressure, flow rate, viscosity of the fluid, the environmental conditions and the operating costs of the pump.

If you are not sure which type of pump is best for your application, it is advisable to seek advice from a professional pump manufacturer or supplier. They can help you determine the right pump for your application and provide you with information about the cost, maintenance requirements and performance of each pump.