The difference between gas booster pump and air booster pump

Let me talk to you about the differences between Feentor gas booster pump and air booster pump, which can help you better understand Feentor pneumatic booster products;

1、 Gas booster pump can be used to boost air, but air booster pump cannot boost gas (the principle is that it can boost, but the driving also needs to be the same gas as the boosted gas, so it is not recommended).

2、 The structure of gas booster pump is different from that of air booster pump. The driving chamber of gas booster pump is separate from the boosting chamber, which will not contaminate or reduce the purity of the medium being boosted, while the driving chamber and boosting part of air booster pump are integrated.

What are the similarities between a gas booster pump and an air booster pump?

1、 They are all products of gas or air amplifiers, belonging to the pneumatic boosting category. They rely on driving the cylinder body to drive the boosting cylinder, and operate in a reciprocating manner through a directional valve component.

2、 They mostly have self cooling function, and the low-temperature expansion waste discharged from the drive end can be used as a cooling medium to cool the cylinder body and engine end cover when entering the boosting end.

3、 The application of oil-free lubrication technology makes it easier for the sealing ring quality of Feentor air booster pump and gas booster pump to stand out, and the durability and material properties are more prominent.

4、 Reliable performance, the valves, fittings, and cylinder bodies used in the Feentor pneumatic booster pump are made of excellent materials, with a pressure coefficient far greater than the rated output pressure of the pump. It can ensure that operators are not harmed.

Only by better understanding the introduction and characteristics of Feentor air booster pump and gas booster pump can you leverage the greater advantages of the pump and better serve you. In the next issue, we will introduce the significant advantages of gas pressurization systems in industry.