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News Release from: Tuthill Pump Group | Subject: Magnetic-drive vane pump
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 April 2006
Magnetic-drive vane pump resists
chemicals
Pulsation-free, magnetic-drive vane pump is designed for applications employing sensitive equipment and has excellent chemical resistance and a wide band temperature tolerance (-40 to 66 deg C).
Pulsation-free, magnetic-drive vane pump is designed for applications employing sensitive equipment and has excellent chemical resistance and a wide band temperature tolerance (-40 to 66 deg C) A new Magnetic-Drive Vane Pump with all non-metallic wet surfaces is to be introduced at the ACHEMA exhibition, Frankfurt, Germany, by Tuthill Pump Group (Hall 9, Stand 27)
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 4 Sep 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Magnetically-coupled gear pumps are leak-free
ATEX approved magnetically-coupled external gear pumps for precise dosing and metering have no packing or mechanical seals - or diaphragms or plastics pipes - so they are leak-free.
Pulsation-free, it is designed for applications employing sensitive equipment, such as Flow Meters, that have budget limitations.
It is ideal for Food, Medical and Aerospace applications.
The pump, which is FDA and USDA compliant, is manufactured in PPS (PolyPhenyleneSulphide) with a ceramic shaft.
This gives it both excellent chemical resistance and a wide band temperature tolerance (-40 to 66oC).
These features are complemented by the pump's inherent leak-free characteristic.
Performance characteristics include an operating pressure of up to 4 bar gauge with system pressures up to 5.5 bar gauge, and a flow rate of up to 3.5 litres/min.
Life expectancy is 10,000+ h.
Suitable for use with different types of motors (AC, DC and brushless), the new pump's accuracy can be tailored to match application requirements.
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