PP Magnetic Drive Pump

PP Magnetic drive pump

BMDP-SERIES

PP Magnetic Drive Pumps, also known as Magnetically Driven or Mag Drive Pumps, employ a magnetic coupling system. This system consists of two essential magnets; one located externally, known as the drive magnet, and the other positioned internally. Together, these magnets play a crucial role in the operation of Magnetic Drive Pumps.

The operational principle of Magnetic Drive Pumps is relatively simple but highly effective. Instead of the traditional pump design with a shaft penetrating the outer casing, Mag Drive Pumps adopt a hermetically sealed chamber and sealless construction. This design ensures an airtight, leak-free environment within the pump, preventing the escape of fluids or vapours into the surrounding area.

SPECIFICATION


Differential Head (MTR)	Up To 35
Capacity/Flow(Q-M3/HR)	Up To 30
Temperature (In PP)	68C
Temperature(In PVDF)	120C

PP Magnetic Drive Pumps Applications and Key Features

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Chemicals
Surface Conditioning
Food and Beverage
Photo Processing
Mechanical
Water Treatment
Hazardous and Corrosive Liquids
Cryogenics
Tank Cleaning
Tank-to-Tank Transfer
Dispensing

Ensure that the materials used in the pump construction are compatible with the fluids you will be handling. This is critical to prevent corrosion or chemical reactions
Determine the required flow rate (capacity) and the maximum operating pressure of the pump to meet your process needs
Consider the temperature range of both the fluid being pumped and the ambient operating environment. Ensure the pump can handle the required temperature conditions
Check if the pump is resistant to the corrosive or aggressive nature of the fluids it will handle
Verify that the pump has a sealless design to eliminate the risk of leakage associated with conventional pumps
Ensure the pump offers a hermetically sealed chamber to prevent any fluid leakage or vapour escape
Consider the energy efficiency of the pump to minimise operational costs over time