Booster & Delivery Pumps – High-Performance Pumps for RO & Water Pressure Systems
AMPAC Water Systems offers a premium selection of multi-stage booster pumps and delivery pumps designed to optimize pressure and flow for reverse osmosis systems, water treatment plants, and fluid transfer applications.
Built to withstand demanding conditions, these pumps deliver powerful, consistent performance for both residential and industrial operations.
What Are Booster & Delivery Pumps Used For?
Booster Pumps increase feed water pressure to meet RO membrane requirements, especially in low-pressure environments.
Delivery Pumps are used to transfer treated or purified water to distribution points, tanks, or secondary equipment.
Both are critical for ensuring the smooth operation of high-recovery RO systems, commercial treatment setups, and pressure-sensitive installations.
Brands We Offer
We stock high-efficiency pumps from:
Goulds is a leading name in multi-stage and pressure-boosting technology for industrial and commercial use, known for its durable design and consistent performance.
Available Pump Models & Specifications
| Pump Type | Model | Motor Capacity | Voltage | Manufacturer | Price | Product Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booster Pump | 7GBC1014R0 | 1 HP | 110/220V | Goulds | $2,187.00 | View Product |
| Booster Pump | 10GBC1514Q0 | 1.5 HP | 110/220V | Goulds | $2,325.00 | — |
| Delivery Pump | LB1012TE | 1 HP | 115–230V | Goulds | $1,425.00 | — |
Key Benefits of Our Pumps
- Built for continuous-duty operation
- Ideal for commercial and industrial RO systems
- Stainless steel components for corrosion resistance
- Quiet, smooth operation with low vibration
- Multi-stage design ensures strong pressure output
- Supports both horizontal and vertical installations
Common Applications
- Reverse osmosis systems (residential, commercial, and industrial)
- Bottled water plants & water vending stations
- Car wash systems
- Booster systems in hotels, hospitals, or multi-story buildings
- Tank-to-tank or RO-to-point-of-use delivery
FAQs – Booster & Delivery Pumps
Q1. What’s the difference between a booster and a delivery pump?
A booster pump increases pressure into the RO system, while a delivery pump moves the treated water to storage or usage points.
Q2. Can I use these pumps with any RO system?
Yes, as long as flow rate, voltage, and pressure ratings match your system's specifications.
Q3. Are the pumps self-priming?
Some delivery pumps are self-priming, but booster pumps typically require positive feed. Always check model specs.
Q4. How long do these pumps last?
With proper maintenance, Goulds pumps typically last 5–10 years or more in commercial settings.
Sizing a booster pump for your RO system
RO membranes need a minimum feed pressure to operate at rated capacity: 40-80 psi for residential systems, 150-400 psi for commercial systems. When incoming water pressure falls short, a booster pump raises it to the required operating range so the membrane can perform at its full rated production.
AMPAC booster pumps are sized to match each system model, and are available in 1/4 HP, 1/2 HP, 1 HP, and 1.5 HP configurations with standard inlet and outlet port sizes. That standardization means our booster pumps are compatible with most commercial and residential RO systems, not just AMPAC-built units, as long as the operating pressure specification matches your system.
For custom sizing, provide your current inlet pressure, required system pressure, and daily production target, and our team will specify the correct pump for your application.