135L/Min 200bar Electric High Pressure Test Pump Unit For Firefighting System Testing

135L/Min 200bar Electric High Pressure Water Jet Pressure Test Pump Pipeline Pressure Testing Pump Unit

Pressure Test Pump – High Performance Pipeline Pressure Testing Solution

Product Introduction & Advantages

The High Pressure Pressure Test Pump Unit is a powerful and reliable system designed for pipeline, valve, pressure vessel, and equipment hydrostatic testing. This unit is driven by a 75kW electric motor and delivers a stable output of 200 bar working pressure with a high water flow rate of 135L/min, making it particularly suitable for large-diameter or long pipeline pressure tests, where both pressure and volume are critical.

The pump is a heavy-duty plunger type, built with a stainless steel pump head and stainless steel nickel-plated alloy plunger,ensuring high wear resistance, long service life, and excellent performance under continuous high-pressure operations. It is engineered to meet the demanding standards of industrial pressure testing across sectors such as oil & gas, chemical processing, waterworks, shipbuilding, and power generation.

Technical Specifications

• Model: XZY-TP Series

• Pressure Range: 0–500 bar (adjustable based on model)

• Flow Rate: 15–480 L/min

• Power Source: Electric motor / Diesel engine

• Material: Stainless steel pump head, high-strength frame

• Pressure Gauge: High-accuracy dial or digital gauge (optional)

• Safety Valve: Built-in overpressure protection system

• Accessories: High-pressure hose, quick couplings, inlet/outlet filters

Applications
This pressure testing pump is widely used in a variety of fields:

• Pipeline and pipe welding integrity testing

• HVAC and plumbing pressure verification

• Pressure vessels, tanks, and heat exchanger leak detection

• Firefighting system testing

• Water supply, oil & gas pipeline commissioning

• Industrial maintenance and onsite testing services

RFQ
To better support your inquiry, please kindly provide the following information:

1. What is your required testing pressure (bar/psi)?

2. What is the application or industry you will use it for?

3. Do you prefer electric, diesel, or manual drive?

4. What is your required flow rate (L/min or GPM)?

5. Do you need customized hoses or special fittings?