Self Priming Pump

Self-priming pumps can start and run without the need for manual priming since they are built to automatically remove air and gases from the suction line. These pumps are employed in settings including wastewater treatment facilities, manufacturing facilities, and irrigation systems where the fluid being circulated may contain a sizable proportion of air or gas. The pump functions by sucking fluid into the device and expelling any air or gas that may be present using a unique impeller design that creates a vacuum in the suction line. The impeller has a priming chamber that contains a tiny volume of liquid and aids in priming the self-priming pump and producing the first suction.