Many customers may be confused about the difference between air booster pumps and gas booster pumps when facing them. Let me explain to you. What is the difference between a gas booster pump and an air booster pump? Similarities: Firstly, from the perspective of driving mode, gas booster pumps and air booster pumps are similar products.
They are all pneumatic booster pumps, but air booster pumps are gas booster pumps that use compressed air medium. Due to their multiple applications, they have been separated separately. Both gas booster pumps and air booster pumps are piston type booster pump products (pneumatic booster type, generated by the reciprocating movement of internal pistons), which are driven by the cylinder body to drive the booster cylinder.
The working method of stopping reciprocating operation through the directional valve component. No need for any power supply, no arc or spark, easy to use, stable operation, automatic pressure maintaining, very energy-saving and environmentally friendly. The material of the product will be selected according to the different media to ensure the service life of the pump. The pressure coefficient is much higher than the MAX rated output pressure of the pump, and the coefficient is relatively high.
The sealing rings of both air booster pumps and gas booster pumps adopt industry standards to ensure product performance and service life. Self cooling function, the low-temperature shrinkage waste swept from the driving end can be used as a cooling medium to cool the cylinder body and end cover when entering the supercharging end. Their output pressure is obtained by adjusting the relationship between the boost ratio and the driving pressure.