The outboard engine fuel pump delivers fuel from the tank to the engine, ensuring consistent flow for optimal performance.

Marine pumps handle water circulation, bilge drainage, and other fluid management tasks on boats.

Both are essential for reliable marine operation, designed to withstand harsh saltwater conditions.

Outboard Engine Fuel Pump:
Size: Typically 12V or 24V models
Grade: Automotive/marine-grade fuel pumps
Viscosity: Compatible with fuels up to 10W-40 viscosity
Buoyancy: Not applicable (submerged or external mounting)
Material: Aluminum housing, stainless steel internals, rubber diaphragms

Marine Pumps (Bilge/Utility):
Size: Ranges from 500 GPH to 5000 GPH (gallons per hour)
Grade: ABYC, USCG, or ISO marine-certified
Viscosity: Designed for water, not viscous fluids
Buoyancy: Float switches may be included for automatic operation
Material: Thermoplastic, stainless steel, or bronze construction

Marine Fuel Transfer Pumps:
Size: 12V or 24V, flow rates up to 35 GPM
Grade: UL-listed or explosion-proof for marine use
Viscosity: Handles diesel/gasoline (kinematic viscosity 1-6 cSt)
Buoyancy: Not applicable (external mounting)
Material: Cast aluminum, nitrile seals, stainless steel shafts