Technical Specification

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Conic Water Pumps

With pride, CONIC Automotive announces that all the principal component elements, including Bearings for longevity, Impellers for water pumping, Mechanical Seal Kits for sealing, and durable Housings, are designed, built, and tested in-house. Integration of these parts through our experience and knowledge base shall lead to complete quality assurance, unsurpassed by anybody else.

Coverage ranges from domestic to international applications, and from out-dated to trendy models.

We stand in a unique position to provide a portfolio that serves as a one-stop shop for applications in the fields of industrial, agriculture, and earth-moving to meet the needs of all of our clients.

Role

To circulate the coolant around the engine in a circular motion, a Water Pump is required. Heat from engine combustion is absorbed by coolant, which then passes through the radiator to release the heat before being recycled back into the engine. As long as the engine is running, this process is repeated.

It is situated between the radiator and the engine and is driven by a pulley through a timing or fan belt.

Structure

The Water Pumps consist of the following components

Water Pump Bearing
Mechanical Seal Kit
Flange (made of forged steel, sintered iron, etc.)
Impellers are formed of either pressed steel, cast iron, or synthetic resin
And the main Body, which is made of cast iron, aluminum die-cast, gravity, or a combination of different materials.

Each of the materials is chosen according to its performance level, quality, customer demands, and operating conditions.

Through the Water Pump bearing, the crankshaft’s revolution power is transferred to the impeller. The coolant escapes through impeller vanes.

The above-listed components are all manufactured using conventional materials and extremely precise machinery. All of the Water Pumps are assembled with the help of necessary fixtures and tools, and they are all tested for leaks according to engine
characteristics like R.P.M., water, temperature, pressure, and so on.