Chemical pump LXB
slurrymagnetic-driveprogressing cavity

chemical pump
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Characteristics

Fluid
for chemicals, slurry
Operation
magnetic-drive
Technology
progressing cavity
Mobility
stationary
Domain
industrial
Applications
handling
Material
aluminum, PVC, titanium, nickel
Other characteristics
skid-mounted
Flow

Min.: 135 us gal/min
(511.03059 l/min)

Max.: 1,250 us gal/min
(4,731.76473 l/min)

Pressure

Min.: 0 psi

Max.: 1,044 psi

Power

Min.: 0.37 kW
(0.5 hp)

Max.: 1.1 kW
(1.5 hp)

Length

Min.: 803 mm
(32 in)

Max.: 1,027 mm
(40 in)

Height

Min.: 168 mm
(6.61 in)

Max.: 340 mm
(13.39 in)

Weight

15 kg
(33.07 lb)

Description

Mag Drive series are the first progressing cavity wobble stator pumps to offer magnetic drives. The proprietary, magnetic coupling design performs well in hazardous applications and is effective with difficult-to-seal fluids. This ensures operator safety and protects the environment from contamination. Features Patented, sealless technology provides zero leakage, preserving expensive fluids, eliminating hazardous work place conditions and protecting the environment No mechanical seals are used, eliminating costly repairs Pulsation-free, low shear pumping action maintains product integrity No vapor locking when handling gaseous, volatile liquids Four models from which to choose for application versatility Various motor options available Materials of construction include PVC housings Stator materials include FPM with optional Nitrile and EPDM; Titanium rotors are standard Skid mounted, turnkey systems are available for one-stop, hassle-free shopping, saving time and money Typical Applications Sodium Hypochlorite Ammonia Hydrogen Peroxide Ferric Chloride Aluminum Chloride Ammonium Chloride Calcium Chloride Nickel Chloride

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