What is a direct lift pump?

A direct lift pump is a type of pump used to lift fluids from a lower elevation to a higher one, typically in water supply systems or irrigation. It operates by using mechanical energy, often from a motor or engine, to directly push the fluid upward through a pipe. This type of pump is efficient for shallow lift applications where the fluid source is not too deep. Direct lift pumps are commonly used in agriculture, municipal water systems, and industrial processes.