Quick Answer: The Force Pump is a working model with a borosilicate glass cylinder, a reinforced metal plunger and two non-return valves, mounted on a polished hardwood base. It shows how a pump pushes liquid out under pressure in a continuous stream.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Borosilicate glass cylinder so the action can be seen
Reinforced metal plunger worked by a manual lever and piston
Two internal non-return valves, inlet and outlet
Works with water and low-viscosity hydraulic oils
Polished hardwood base with steady footing
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Cylinder
Borosilicate glass
Plunger
Reinforced metal
Valves
Two non-return, inlet and outlet
Operation
Manual lever / piston
Base
Polished hardwood
Fluids
Water-based solutions, low-viscosity oils
HS code
9023.00
About This Product
On the up-stroke atmospheric pressure pushes water through the inlet valve into the cylinder; on the down-stroke the plunger forces it out through the outlet valve. Students follow the valves opening and closing through the glass and see how air pressure and the plunger work together. The Force Pump can be supplied on export terms to Latvia, Estonia, Botswana, Iran, Timor-Leste and Honduras.
Frequently Asked Questions
What liquids can be used in the Force Pump?
It is suited to water and other aqueous solutions, and to low-viscosity hydraulic oils.
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