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In my previous workplace, the water accumulated in the tanks within the installation was removed using molded steam pumps; the principle behind this is similar to that of a vacuum pump, except that the medium being pumped is changed from gas to liquid. But I never managed to find blueprints for the axles. Since I knew its general principle, I simply drew my own designs using makeshift methods and had them manufactured by a factory. Although this worked to some extent, its performance was far inferior to that of the original ones. I also forgot to take it apart for remeasurement at that time. Does anyone know where I can find these drawings or information about the manufacturer? Note that it’s for pumping water. Thank you!
Go to the original company. We have cooperative manufacturers for steam ejectors. I’m not sure if it’s the same as your product.
I think I can just find a manufacturer and ask them to provide the drawings; generally, there are manufacturers who are willing to do that
The original company can no longer be found. Could you tell me the name of the manufacturer of the pump? I’ll check it online and ask around. Thank you!
It’s impossible to expect the manufacturer to provide it to you for free; such products are relatively niche, simple, not expensive, and easy to imitate. As long as you have the blueprints, any manufacturing factory can produce them
I’ve already sent you a message; I’m not posting it here for fear it might be considered advertising, haha