Multistage pumps use several impellers arranged along a single shaft, all driven by one motor. Each impeller increases the pressure of the fluid, while the flow rate stays the same. The more impellers there are, the higher the final discharge pressure. Compared to a single large impeller, multiple smaller ones improve energy efficiency—one reason why multistage impeller pumps are widely used.
Thanks to their design, multi-stage pumps are ideal for high-pressure applications. You’ll find them in borehole pumping, irrigation systems, boiler feed setups, wash-down areas, and many other industrial and commercial settings. The number of impellers and other multistage pump parts can be tailored to match specific pressure needs.
Multi stage pumps are chosen when fluid must overcome significant resistance or travel long distances. Their efficiency, flexibility, and reliable performance make them a popular choice across many sectors.
