Pumps & Motors

Pumps and motors are the dynamic duo of fluid movement. While they work together often, they each play a distinct role:

Pumps: These are the workhorses that move fluids (liquids or gases) from one place to another. They use mechanical force to create suction or pressure, drawing in and pushing out fluids. Imagine a pump as a tireless water well worker, bringing water to the surface.
Motors: These are the power converters, transforming electrical energy into mechanical energy. They’re the engine behind the pump, providing the force it needs to function. Think of a motor as the invisible but powerful muscles that operate the pump.