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Used pumps – industrial fluid handling equipment for sale

Buy used, surplus & second-hand pumps from IPP – ready to ship

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For reliable transfer of liquids, slurries, and viscous materials across industrial processes, industrial pumps play a critical role in maintaining operational flow. With more than 47 years of process equipment expertise, IPP offers immediate access to used pumps sourced from 20 complete plant sites and included within our inventory of over 15,000 ready-to-ship pieces of equipment. Choosing used pumps from IPP helps companies minimize capital costs while accelerating project timelines.

Industrial pumps are designed to move fluids through process lines, transfer raw materials into reactors, circulate cooling fluids, or discharge wastewater from production areas. With numerous pump types available—centrifugal, diaphragm, gear, screw, peristaltic, and more—there’s a pump suitable for nearly every liquid-handling application.

Primary uses across industries

Types of materials processed

Common materials of construction

Pump construction materials are chosen to match fluid characteristics and process demands:

Key features of industrial pumps

Learn more about pump selection and technology in this guide from Chemical Processing.

Find your industrial pump at IPP

Search the IMS inventory or contact IPP’s equipment specialists to secure a high-quality industrial pump tailored to your application. With ready-to-ship inventory, IPP helps companies avoid supply chain delays, lower capital costs, and maintain reliable fluid handling.

Read more: The market for second-hand process plant and equipment is thriving

Pump FAQ
Have questions about Pumps or our services? Learn more about our products and why customers choose IPP.
Chemical, pharmaceutical, food, water treatment, and oil & gas industries all depend on pumps for reliable fluid transfer.
Centrifugal pumps handle high-flow, low-viscosity liquids efficiently, while positive displacement pumps excel with viscous materials and precise metering.
Routine inspection of seals, impellers, bearings, and drive systems—combined with regular lubrication and alignment checks—ensures consistent performance and long equipment life.

Types of Pump