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Cast Iron Antique Hand Water Pump for Deep Water Well

Name: Cast Iron Antique Hand Water Pump for Deep Water Well
Brand: MACRO
SKU: 107851735
Availability: InStock

US$ 10 - 50 MOQ: 5 Sets

Key Specifications

Place of Origin:

Hebei, China

Brand Name:

MACRO

Model Number:

HRC-HP003

Hebei Macro Tech Co., Ltd.

Payment & Shipping

Payment Methods:

Port of Shipment:

Tianjin Port

Delivery Detail:

Delivery time depends on order quantity.

Place of Origin Hebei, China

Brand Name MACRO

Model Number HRC-HP003

Material Other, Metal, Cast Iron Hand Water Pump

Specifications

Cast Iron Antique Hand Water Pump for Deep Water Well
1.Professional manufacturer
2.Competitive Price
3.Fast Shipment

Cast Iron Antique Hand Water Pump for Deep Water Well

MACRO ENTERPRISE have various types of Hand Pump, which are listed as below :

1.American Pitcher Hand Warer Pump (Ref.No.HRC-HP08)

2.Belgium Type Hand Water Pump ( (Ref.No.HRC-HP12)

3.Mini Type Water Hand Pump (Ref.No.HRC-LHP01)

4.Rose Courtyard Water Hand Pump (Ref.No.HRC-HP003)

5.Village Green Water Hand Pump (Ref.No.HRC-HP004)

6.Common Water Hand Pump (Ref.No.HRC-HP05)

7.High Lift Water Hand Pump (Ref.No.HRC-HLP01)

8.Common Water Hand Pump (Ref.No.HRC-HLP07)

How to use cast iron water hand pump:

Step 1	Prepare the water outlet for the water that will be dispensed when you begin pumping. If you are draining water to another area, you will need to connect a hose to the spout, so the flow of the water can be directed. If you are gathering water, simply place a bucket under the spout and fill the bucket by pumping.
Step 2	Grip the force rod firmly with both hands and lift. The force rod is the long metal handle that moves up and down. As you lift the force rod, a piston is lifted inside the pump. The piston creates suction in the pump and draws water through a check valve and into the pump cylinder
Step 3	Push the force rod all the way down. As the force rod pushes the piston down to the bottom of the cylinder, air and water are forced through a check valve located in the piston itself. The water that was located below the piston in the cylinder is now resting on top of it.
Step 4	Raise the force rod again. As the piston is raised, it not only fills the cylinder with fresh water, but also forces the water on top of the piston out of the water spout at the same time. Continue this action until you have gathered an ample amount of water.