Import Direct Action Pump — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Direct Action Pump from AOV International is a mechanically driven fluid transfer system that operates through reciprocal piston motion without external power, delivering flow rates up to 12 litres per minute under manual operation. It is constructed with a cast iron body, stainless steel piston rod, and nitrile rubber seals, with a maximum operating pressure of 6 bar and a suction lift of 4.5 metres.

This pump is designed for continuous duty in industrial environments and is typically used where electricity is unavailable or hazardous. Standard variants include single-acting and double-acting configurations, with bore diameters ranging from 25mm to 50mm. The internal components follow DIN 24252 standards for hydraulic compatibility, and the housing is coated with epoxy paint to resist corrosion in humid or chemical-exposed conditions.

It is commonly purchased by manufacturers in food processing, wastewater treatment, and agricultural irrigation sectors for transferring non-abrasive liquids. Buyers typically order in quantities of 10 or more units, with packaging in wooden crates and export-ready documentation. Trade terms are available as FOB Nhava Sheva or CIF ports in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, with lead times confirmed upon order placement.

AOV International is an imported supplier registered at B-5, Sector-59, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The listing confirms no verified manufacturing facility, certifications, or client references. The supplier’s profile indicates no response history and no public website or export documentation visible. Their role appears to be that of a trader or distributor sourcing from third-party manufacturers.

There is no verifiable data on years in operation, workforce size, or production capacity. The supplier does not claim ISO certification, export experience, or quality control processes. Buyers should request factory audit reports, material test certificates, and sample validation before placing bulk orders. Trade reliability must be assessed directly through communication and sample inspection.