EBARA Fire Pump

EBARA fire pumps use advanced hydraulic model design to optimize pump efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and ensure efficient operation under various working conditions.

EBARA Fire Pump is a horizontal single-stage fire pump unit developed by our company according to market needs. Its performance and technical conditions meet the national standard GB6245-2008 “Fire Pump” and have obtained the appraisal and fire certification certificate from the Fire Products Conformity Assessment Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management. This pump unit is specially designed for fire water supply needs in high-rise buildings, industrial areas, commercial complexes and other places. It has high head and strong anti-cavitation ability and can operate stably in high-pressure environments.

Using advanced technology and exquisite craftsmanship.

Taking customer needs as our responsibility, we provide users with optimized overall solutions in all aspects.
we provide efficient products and excellent services in the field of fluid transportation.

Advantages of Fire Pump

Ebara fire pumps are specially designed to reduce cavitation and can operate stably even under high head and low flow conditions, ensuring continuous and reliable water flow in emergency situations.
Compact structure and easy installation: The vertical multi-stage structure design makes the Ebara fire pump occupy a small area, easy to install and integrate into the existing fire protection system, especially suitable for places with limited space.

Supporting multiple operation modes such as manual, automatic and remote control, the EBARA fire pump can adapt to different firefighting needs and on-site conditions, providing a high degree of flexibility and adaptability.
Ebara fire pumps are made of high-quality materials with excellent corrosion and wear resistance, ensuring the reliability of the pump during long-term operation. This durability reduces maintenance needs and replacement frequency, providing users with long-term and stable service.