About Us
Tongke
INTRODUCTION
Shanghai Tongke Flow Technology Co., Ltd. is one of the sub-company of Shanghai Tongji Nanhui Science Hi-tech part Co., Ltd. A manufacturer of a full range of industry products and power supply products, including the blower, pumps, electric motor and control system since 2001. Since our founding we have dedicated our activities towards the manufacture of products that provide efficient utilizations for ways to conserve the resources needed to sustain life.
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2001SINCE IN 2001
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16+19 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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30+MORE THAN 30 PRODCTIONS
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20+EXPORT CONTRIES EXCEEDED 20
Products
A manufacturer of a full range of industry products and power supply products, including the, pumps, electric motor, valves and control system since 2001. Since our founding we have dedicated our activities towards the manufacture of products that provide efficient utilizations for ways to conserve the resources needed to sustain life.
Putting heart into technology innovation in our pursuit of quality improvement, to provide first-class fluid transport solutions all over the world.
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Single stage end suction centrifugal type NFPA FM fire pump
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Diesel Engine Long Shaft Vertical Turbine Fire Pump
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API610 ANSI Chemical Process Standard Petrochemical Heavy Crude Fue...
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MS Electrical High Pressure multistage clean water centrifugal pump
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Horizontal Split casing centrifugal sea water destination pump
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Submersible Sewage waste Water Submerged Pump
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MVS Vertical Axial flow and Mixed flow submersible sewage pump
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Mobile emergency vehicle Diesel engine Drive Dry Self Priming wate...
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How Does a Self-Priming Irrigation Pump Work? Is a Self-Priming Pump Better?
How Does a Self-Priming Irrigation Pump Work? A self-priming irrigation pump works by using a special design to create a vacuum that allows it to pull water into the pump and create the necessary pressure to push the water through the irrigation system. Here's a...
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The Basic Concept Of Fluid Motion – What Are The Principles Of Fluid Dynamics
Introduction In the previous chapter it was shown that exact mathematical situations for the forces exerted by fluids at rest could be readily obtained. This is because in hydrostatic only simple pressure forces are involved. When a fluid in motion is considered, the pr...