CTP Pumps Concludes a Successful INA Marine Jakarta 2026 Exhibition

EXHIBITION REVIEW | JAKARTA, INDONESIA

CTP Pumps has successfully concluded its participation in INA Marine Jakarta 2026, following several productive days of technical discussions with shipyards, shipowners, marine service companies, distributors and engineering professionals from Indonesia and other markets.

We sincerely thank every visitor who came to the CTP Pumps booth. The conversations provided a valuable opportunity to understand current vessel projects, equipment replacement requirements and operational challenges across marine and industrial pumping systems.

Focused Discussions on Marine and Industrial Pump Applications

During the exhibition, the CTP Pumps team introduced its marine and industrial pump portfolio and discussed how pump selection should reflect the actual medium, flow, differential pressure, viscosity, temperature, suction conditions, materials and installation environment.

Visitors exchanged requirements with the team for applications including:

• Fuel oil transfer and supply systems
• Lubricating oil systems
• Cargo oil transfer systems
• Bilge, sewage and sludge duties
• Cooling-water and general marine auxiliary systems
• Replacement pumps and vessel equipment packages

The discussions covered twin screw pumps, three screw pumps, eccentric helical rotor pumps, centrifugal pumps and gear pumps. Rather than treating each inquiry as a catalogue-only selection, the CTP team focused on the operating data and application boundaries needed for a dependable recommendation.

Manufacturing and Engineering Experience Since 1956

Established in 1956, Tianjin Pumps & Machinery Co., Ltd. has developed manufacturing and engineering experience across marine and industrial pumping applications. Its capabilities include pump engineering, machining, assembly and performance testing, supporting both new equipment projects and replacement requirements.

Over the years, CTP Pumps has introduced pump technologies associated with Allweiler and Bornemann of Germany and Taiko Kikai of Japan. This technical background has contributed to the continued development of CTP’s screw-pump and marine-pump portfolio.

Marine classification and approval requirements differ by project. CTP Pumps can discuss documentation and approval scopes involving major classification societies including ABS, BV, RINA, DNV, LR, NK, KR and CCS, subject to the selected product and specific project requirements.

Building Closer Cooperation in Indonesia and International Markets

INA Marine Jakarta 2026 strengthened direct communication between CTP Pumps and companies involved in shipbuilding, ship repair, vessel operation, marine services and industrial equipment supply. The exhibition also provided a practical platform for discussing local support, replacement needs and future project cooperation.

CTP Pumps will continue following up on the technical requirements and project information shared during the exhibition. Our engineering team welcomes operating data, pump nameplates, technical specifications and request-for-quotation documents for further review.

Thank You for Visiting CTP Pumps

We once again thank all customers, partners and industry professionals who visited our booth and shared their time, experience and project requirements with us. The positive discussions made the exhibition a meaningful and successful event for the CTP Pumps team.

We look forward to continuing these conversations and developing long-term cooperation for future vessel projects, equipment supply and pump replacement requirements.

Marine Pump Solutions Discussed at INA Marine Jakarta 2026

For shipyards, shipowners, marine service companies and equipment distributors seeking a marine pump manufacturer or marine pump supplier in Indonesia, CTP Pumps supports application review for new projects and replacement duties. Typical inquiries include twin screw pumps for fuel oil transfer, three screw pumps for lubricating oil systems, centrifugal pumps for cooling water, gear pumps for oil handling and eccentric helical rotor pumps for sludge and viscous media.

What information is needed for marine pump selection?

To prepare a technical recommendation or quotation, please provide the handled medium, required flow, inlet and outlet pressure, viscosity, temperature, suction conditions, materials, motor power supply, installation arrangement and any applicable marine classification requirement.

Can CTP Pumps review replacement pump requirements?

Yes. Buyers may submit an existing pump nameplate, data sheet, dimensional drawing or operating conditions for engineering review. Final pump selection remains subject to confirmed duty data and project requirements.