Data-Centre Liquid Cooling: A Chinese Listed Maker Reports More Than 60,000 Liquid-Cooling Pumps on Order
Feilong Auto Components told investors that orders for its non-automotive liquid-cooling pumps passed 60,000 units by August 2026, in a disclosure that also puts the segment's development-to-certification cycle at one to two years.
Lead
Orders for liquid-cooling pumps at Feilong Auto Components Co., Ltd. exceeded 60,000 units as of August 2026, the company told investors in a record of investor-relations activity published on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's disclosure platform.
Facts
The order book. The record states that end-customer orders for the company's μ, S and M platforms together exceeded 50,000 units, and that orders for the high-power L platform approached 10,000 units, putting the total order book above 60,000 units on a rolling-delivery basis. (Source: the company's investor-relations record No. 2026-009, 2026-08-21.)
The product range. The company's non-automotive liquid-cooling pumps cover 6 W to 80 kW in four platforms — μ below 200 W, S at 200 W to 2 kW, M at 2 kW to 10 kW and L above 10 kW — for node-cooling, modular sidecar, in-rack and in-row coolant-distribution-unit applications. (Source: the same.)
The delivery rhythm. The record describes a rolling delivery model; coverage of the record puts the cycle from order confirmation to shipment at about three to five months. (Source: 21jingji (21 经济网), 2026-08-25.)
The builder. The pumps are developed and produced by Anhui Hangyi Technology Co. (安徽航逸科技有限公司), a subsidiary established in July 2025 with a registered capital of RMB 50 million in Wuhu, covering server liquid cooling, wind and solar storage, hydrogen energy, industrial equipment, AI data-centre standby-power cooling, consumer electronics, humanoid robots and medical temperature control. (Source: the investor-relations record.)
The qualification cycle. The company puts the full cycle from product development to completed certifications at about one to two years, and describes overseas suppliers as having largely not entered the segment. (Source: the same.)
What the smaller platforms do today. The record indicates that the smaller μ, S and M platform pumps currently serve mainly wind-power-related platforms and hybrid scenarios, rather than having replaced conventional mechanical water pumps across the board. (Source: the same, as summarised in coverage of the record.)
Where this connects on this site
- Why a coolant's chemistry is read against a material grade and a temperature together, not against a name: Chemical Compatibility Chart for Pumps: What the Grade and the Temperature Actually Mean
- The order the inputs are read in for any new circulation duty — risk first, medium second, duty point third: Chemical Pump Selection Guide: Risk, Medium and Duty Point — in That Order
- The selector: chempumpselect.com
Sources
| # | Fact | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The order book above 60,000 units (μ/S/M above 50,000, L approaching 10,000, rolling delivery); the 6 W–80 kW four-platform range and the CDU application forms; the subsidiary Anhui Hangyi Technology established July 2025 with RMB 50 million registered capital in Wuhu and its stated fields; the one-to-two-year development-to-certification cycle; the current role of the smaller platforms | 飞龙汽车部件股份有限公司投资者关系活动记录表（编号 2026-009，巨潮资讯网）, 2026-08-21 — https://static.cninfo.com.cn/finalpage/2026-08-21/1225490469.PDF |
| 2 | The rolling delivery model; the three-to-five-month order-to-shipment cycle; the broker-counted project pipeline and the company's stated customer-cooperation scope | 21 经济网（南方财经）, 2026-08-25 — https://m.21jingji.com/article/20260825/herald/e905613a84b0791effaef452707b1fcf.html |
Note on sourcing. This item reports a listed company's own disclosure to investors. We record the verifiable layer — the order counts, the power range and the stated delivery and certification cycles as disclosed. We do not repeat customer names attributed to the company in third-party research notes, we do not use the order book to project revenue, and we do not rank or recommend suppliers.
What the source does not state
The record does not state the revenue or profit attributable to liquid-cooling pumps, the customer names attached to the order volumes, unit prices, what share of the order book has shipped, field reliability or failure-rate data, or the coolant chemistries the pumps are specified for.
Update note
This item is a dated record of a publicly disclosed investor-relations document. We append corrections rather than rewrite history; corrections are marked Correction with the date.