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    Just added a Tormach (stock) coolant pump, and it is quite pathetic in terms of pressure and flow rate. Is there a forum consensus of a more powerful aftermarket pump? Is the mechanical interface a standard of some sort?
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    Dan

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    Default Re: Coolant Pump Upgrade

    Quote Originally Posted by dschmid4 View Post
    Just added a Tormach (stock) coolant pump, and it is quite pathetic in terms of pressure and flow rate. Is there a forum consensus of a more powerful aftermarket pump? Is the mechanical interface a standard of some sort?
    Thanks!

    Dan
    Hi Dan,

    What machine do you have ?
    First thing i would do is change out the standard line to 5/8 ID Hose.
    The flow will greatly increase,

    Secondly i would look into some kind of filter to stop the nozzles from being clogged with chips.

    Also, check out LMD-NC.com
    We make coolant rings for the Tormach machines that give 360 coverage and work with the ATC

    Paul



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    Default Re: Coolant Pump Upgrade

    Folks on the Tormach Facebook groups seem to like inexpensive sumps for use as coolant pumps.



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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelHenry View Post
    Folks on the Tormach Facebook groups seem to like inexpensive sumps for use as coolant pumps.
    I use a sump pump on my diy mill.
    They're very strong. I have a 400w and it's that powerful I had to fit a diverter pipe in-line to drop the pressure.
    Cost me £30gbp at the time 3 years ago.



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    Check the facebook groups. I and several others have posted links to upgraded pumps available on amazon and through other retailers. Pretty simple to do.



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