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At Anchor Pumps, we stock a wide variety of pumps for different industries and applications, so we’re confident that we have exactly what you need. We work with leading manufacturers to provide the highest-quality pumps for domestic, commercial and industrial use. 

Why pump type matters

Different pumps are designed for different tasks or applications, so it’s crucial to purchase the right one for the task at hand. Some pumps are designed to break down solids, some increase pressure, while others are designed for swimming pool filtration and cleanliness. Pumps also differ by size and price, so it’s important to select the right one for your budget and the task at hand.

Domestic pumps

Domestic pumps are typically smaller, more compact and capable of handling smaller volumes of liquid. They are typically used to increase water pressure in domestic settings. If you need a pump for your home, look for shower pumps, rainwater harvesting pumps, swimming pool pumps and central heating pumps.

Commercial and industrial pumps 

Commercial pumps are typically used in business and hotel settings, which are less demanding. Meanwhile, industrial pumps are more heavy-duty and built for high-pressure and high-volume operations. For business and industrial use, you might require sanitary pumps, irrigation pumps, trash pumps or hygienic pumps.

Key manufacturers & trusted brands

We stock a variety of pumps from leading brands, so we can deliver the best quality products for your needs. Grundfos specialises in pioneering technologies and superior engineering in shower pumps, domestic central heating pumps and more. Stuart Turner is one of the most trusted brands in the world, specialising in submersible and domestic pumps. Meanwhile, Koshin is one of the world's largest engine and submersible pump manufacturers. 

Whatever pump you require, we have a brand and budget to suit your needs.

How pumps work

Domestic and commercial water pumps operate in the same way but on different scales. Many domestic water pumps work by circulating the water around the system to provide continuous hot water and consistent pressure to all areas of the home, when required. These pumps work alongside thermostats, zone valves and the boiler.

Commercial pumps work in the same way, but they are built to handle larger volumes, higher pressures and continuous operation to meet the demands of businesses, industrial facilities and public buildings.

Need help?

Choosing the right pump for the job can be challenging. Call us today to speak with someone who can help you choose the right pump:

0800 112 3134

sales@anchorpumps.com

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