Canned Motor Pumps

Canned motor pumps are designed without a conventional external shaft seal. They are used for transferring liquids where leakage containment is important. Petromark offers Yuemax canned motor pumps and spares, subject to application and model selection.

Air Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) Pumps.

AODD pumps use compressed air to transfer a range of liquids. Depending on the pump materials and configuration, they can be selected for chemicals, viscous fluids and liquids containing solids. Petromark can assist with pump selection and spare parts enquiries.

Metering Pumps

Metering pumps deliver controlled quantities of liquid for dosing and injection applications. Pump selection depends on the required flow rate, pressure, fluid properties and operating conditions. Petromark can assist with pump and spare parts enquiries.

Magnetic Drive Pumps

Magnetic drive pumps transfer torque through a magnetic coupling without a conventional external shaft seal. They can be selected for chemical and other process liquids where leakage containment is important. Pump selection depends on the fluid and operating conditions.

Centrifugal Pumps

Centrifugal pumps are used to transfer and circulate liquids in industrial processes. They are available in different configurations and materials to suit the required flow rate, pressure and fluid properties.

Positive Displacement Pumps

Positive displacement pumps move a volume of liquid with each operating cycle. They are used in applications that require controlled flow or handling of viscous liquids. Pump selection depends on the fluid properties, flow rate and pressure required.

Vertical Pumps

Vertical pumps are used for liquid transfer and circulation where a vertical installation is suitable. They are available in different configurations for applications such as tanks, sumps and industrial processes. Pump selection depends on the installation and operating requirements.

Screw Pumps

Screw pumps use rotating screws to move liquid through the pump. They can be selected for transferring suitable lubricating oils, fuels and other viscous liquids. Selection depends on the fluid properties and operating requirements.

Gear Pumps

Gear pumps use rotating gears to move liquid. They can be selected for transferring suitable viscous fluids, such as lubricating oils and resins. Selection depends on the liquid properties, flow rate and pressure required.

Vane Pumps

Vane pumps use sliding vanes within a rotating rotor to move liquid. They can be selected for transferring suitable fluids such as fuels, oils and solvents, depending on the pump design, materials and operating conditions.

Progressive Cavity Pumps

Progressive cavity pumps use a rotating rotor inside a stator to move liquid. They can be selected for viscous fluids, slurries and liquids containing suitable solids. Selection depends on the fluid properties and operating requirements.

Peristaltic Pumps

Peristaltic pumps move liquid by compressing a flexible hose or tube. They can be selected for dosing and transferring suitable chemicals, slurries and fluids containing solids. Selection depends on the fluid, hose material and operating conditions.

Submersible Pumps

Submersible pumps operate while submerged in the liquid being pumped. They are used for applications such as drainage, wastewater transfer and water supply. Pump selection depends on the liquid, flow rate, head and operating conditions.

Vacuum Pumps

Vacuum pumps remove air or gas from a system to create a vacuum. They are used in a range of industrial processes, including packaging, drying and chemical processing. Pump selection depends on the required vacuum level, gas composition and operating conditions.

Lobe Pumps

Lobe pumps use rotating lobes to transfer liquids. Depending on their design and materials, they can handle viscous products and liquids containing soft solids. They are used in food, pharmaceutical and chemical processing applications.

Piston Pumps

Piston pumps use a reciprocating piston to move liquids. They can be selected for applications requiring high pressure, such as hydraulic systems, cleaning and industrial fluid transfer. Selection depends on the liquid, flow rate and operating pressure

Plunger Pumps

Plunger pumps use a reciprocating plunger to move liquids. They are used for applications such as high-pressure cleaning, water injection and chemical dosing. Selection depends on the liquid, required flow rate and operating pressure.

Self-Priming Pumps

Self-priming pumps are designed to remove air from the suction line and draw liquid into the pump after initial filling. They are used for applications such as water transfer, drainage and wastewater handling. Selection depends on the liquid and operating conditions.

Slurry Pumps

Slurry pumps are designed to transfer mixtures of liquid and solid particles. They are used in applications such as mining, wastewater treatment and industrial processing. Pump selection depends on the type and concentration of solids, flow rate and operating conditions.

Multistage Pumps

Multistage pumps use two or more impellers to increase liquid pressure. They are used for applications such as water supply, boiler feed and pressure boosting. Selection depends on the required flow rate, pressure and liquid properties.

Vertical Turbine Pumps

Vertical turbine pumps are designed to draw liquid from wells, tanks or other deep sources. They are used for applications such as water supply, irrigation and industrial cooling water systems. Pump selection depends on the required flow rate, discharge pressure and installation depth.

End Suction Pumps

End suction pumps are centrifugal pumps commonly used for water transfer, cooling systems and general industrial applications. Pump selection depends on the liquid, required flow rate, pressure and operating conditions.

Fire Pumps

Fire pumps supply pressurised water to fire protection systems, such as sprinklers and hydrants. They are available in different configurations, including electric motor and diesel engine driven systems. Selection depends on the required flow rate, pressure and applicable project standards.

Gas Booster Pumps

Gas booster pumps increase the pressure of gases for industrial applications. Air-driven models use compressed air to operate and can be used for applications such as gas transfer, pressure testing and cylinder filling. Selection depends on the gas, inlet pressure, required outlet pressure and flow rate.

Air-Driven Hydraulic Pumps

Air-driven hydraulic pumps use compressed air to generate hydraulic pressure. They are used for applications such as pressure testing, clamping and operating hydraulic tools. Selection depends on the required pressure, flow rate and hydraulic fluid.

Liquefied Gas Pumps

Liquefied gas pumps transfer gases that are stored in liquid form, such as LPG. They are used for applications including filling and transferring liquefied gases. Pump selection depends on the liquid, operating temperature, pressure and required flow rate.

Air Pressure Amplifiers 

Air pressure amplifiers use compressed air to increase air pressure for applications such as pressure testing and operating pneumatic equipment. Selection depends on the available air supply, required outlet pressure and flow rate.

Pump Enquiries

Looking for a pump or spare parts? Contact Petromark with your application details, required flow rate and operating pressure. We will review your requirements and assist with a suitable selection.