An industrial pump configurator selects and prices a pump from a flow and head requirement, matching the operating point to a real performance curve, then capturing wetted materials, seal plan, motor and HP, and mounting so the quoted unit meets the application and is ready to build.
The real engineering choices behind a pump order
Enter required flow in GPM or m³/h and the configurator narrows models whose curve covers the duty point at the needed speed.
Total dynamic head, discharge pressure, impeller trim recommendation, efficiency, and NPSH-required reporting against the curve.
Cast iron, bronze, 316 stainless, duplex, and CD4MCu casings and impellers selected for the fluid, temperature, and chemistry.
Packing, single and double mechanical seals, cartridge seals, and API seal plans matched to the service and elastomer compatibility.
Motor horsepower sized to the duty point, voltage and phase, efficiency class, explosion-proof and inverter-duty options.
Close-coupled, frame-mounted, vertical inline, baseplate, coupling guards, and connection sizes and ratings.
Right-size every pump without a senior application engineer on the call
Pumps are matched to the real operating point, keeping units near best efficiency point and out of cavitation risk.
Wetted materials and seals are validated against the fluid, cutting premature failures and warranty claims.
Distributors and reps select and price correctly without routing every duty point to engineering.
Every order yields a datasheet and BOM. See it within the broader industrial equipment configurator approach.
Connect selection to engineering, pricing, and production
New to this? Read what is a product configurator or compare configure-to-order vs engineer-to-order.
See how Ignitionary turns a duty point into a validated, priced, build-ready pump configuration.