High Temperature Oil Pump

High Temperature Oil Pump is a pump used for conveying power equipment, especially for conveying high-temperature fluid media, such as high-temperature water, oil, etc. It is designed to withstand high-temperature environments and is usually used in industrial fields to ensure the effective transmission of fluids under high-temperature conditions. The main components of the high-temperature oil pump include the pump body, pump cover, inner and outer rotors, pump shaft, and shaft end combined seal. These components work together to enable the high-temperature oil pump to operate stably in a high-temperature environment while maintaining good sealing performance to prevent fluid leakage. The main drive of the High Temperature Oil Pump consists of a set of intermeshing rotors, while the shaft end seal adopts a high-temperature resistant reflux combined seal to ensure that it can still maintain a good sealing effect under high temperature conditions. In order to control the temperature at the shaft seal, a water tank cooling method is also adopted, which further enhances its applicability and reliability in high-temperature environments. The design of this pump is not only simple in structure and small in size, but also saves operating costs, has good performance, and is reliable in use. It is an ideal supporting pump for heat exchange equipment.