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The high pressure ball valve shown here features rugged carbon steel construction, 2-way, NPT 3/8" F x 3/8" F threads, blow-out proof stems, Delrin ball seats, Viton 0-rings and 7,350 maximum psi. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Pumps’
Electricity
March 23rd, 2011 
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Introduction To Electricity
Many system controls are for incorporate electrical switches. To fully understand their action, you need to understand how electricity works and how to test circuits. It does not take a genius to understand how electricity works. The first step is understanding how electricity is measured. (more…)
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No Comments »Servicing Ceramic Plunger Pumps
February 2nd, 2011 vdate 
Servicing Ceramic Plunger Pumps
The most popular type of ceramic plunger pump today has a one-piece, forged manifold with caps or covers placed for easy check valve access. These pumps often have unitized, easily replaceable valve assemblies as well. However, removing some wearable parts may require a slide hammer or other special tools. (more…)
Pump Problems
June 22nd, 2010 vdate 
How The High Pressure Pump Works
May 7th, 2010 vdate Pump Operation
The pump is the heart of the high pressure cleaning system. Like the human heart, most pumps are built to last for a lifetime. Many different types of pumps are available but only a few of these pump configurations develop sufficient pressures at relatively low flows and are priced economically enough for widespread use in the high pressure cleaning equipment industry. (more…)
Pump Types
May 4th, 2010 vdate Introduction
The development of high-pressure cleaners has paralleled the development of high-pressure pumps. As higher pressure, lightweight, affordable pumps became available, high-pressure cleaners evolved from steam cleaning equipment. (more…)
Pressure Pumps
November 3rd, 2009 vdate 
There are two basic types of pressure pumps in use on pressure washers, the piston pump and the plunger pump. The piston pump is driven with the use of a belt take-off from the drive engine. The plunger pump may be driven with a belt, or a direct drive connection to an electric motor, gas or diesel engine. (more…)
Introducing the Legacy Universal Unloader
October 6th, 2009 vdate 
Pressure Washer Maintenance
September 24th, 2009 vdate 
Cleaning and examining both your pressure washer and the accessories you use with it, before and after each use, will help you avoid problems with performance, and will save you money on parts and repairs. Refer to your owner manual for special guidelines that are appropriate to your pressure washer’s make and model.
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