Flange Connection for Engineering Plastic Magnetic Pump

Engineering plastic magnetic drive pumps are a new type of pump that utilize the working principle of permanent magnet couplings to transmit torque without contact. When the prime mover drives the outer magnetic rotor to rotate, it synchronously drives the inner magnetic rotor through magnetic field interaction. Since the inner magnetic rotor is integrated with the impeller, the impeller is driven without direct contact. As the liquid is enclosed within a stationary isolation sleeve, the magnetic drive pump is fully sealed and leak-free, thereby eliminating the unavoidable issues of leakage, dripping, and seepage common in mechanical seal centrifugal pumps. In industries such as petroleum, chemical, and electronics, an increasing number of manufacturers require leak-free processes for handling media, creating a strong demand for an ideal pump type. Our company's magnetic drive pumps incorporate advanced technology, new materials, and innovative manufacturing processes, successfully overcoming the technical challenges of easily damaged components like isolation sleeves and impellers found in current market offerings, resulting in more robust performance.

The fluid-handling components of engineering plastic magnetic drive pumps are made from reinforced polypropylene engineering plastic. They are widely used in petroleum, chemical, electroplating, environmental protection, and water treatment industries. These pumps are ideal for transporting flammable, explosive, toxic, and precious liquids, making them an excellent choice for creating leak-free and pollution-free workshop environments. Operating temperature range: -20°C to 100°C.