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High Temperature Canned Motor Pump

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High Temperature Canned Motor Pump Specification

Theory
Centrifugal Pump

Frequency
50 Hz/60 Hz

Working Temperature
Up to 350C

Voltage
380V/415V

Speed
2900 rpm

Flow Rate
Up to 100 m/h

Mounting Type
Horizontal Foot Mounted

Max Suction
6 m

Noise Level
<75 dB(A)

Head Size
Up to 80 m

Discharge Pressure
Up to 16 bar

Caliber
25 mm to 100 mm

Inlet/Outlet
DN25/DN25 to DN100/DN100

Material
Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel

Structure
Horizontal, Close Coupled

Power
1 HP to 50 HP

Standard
ISO 2858, GB/T 5656

Fuel Type
Electric

Pressure
Maximum 16 bar

Usage
Industrial/Process Fluids

Application
High Temperature Heat Transfer Oil, Chemical, Petrochemical

Suction Type
Flooded/Negative Suction

Pump Type
Canned Motor Pump

Capacity
Up to 100 m/h

High Temperature Canned Motor Pump Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Packaging Details
According to products

Main Domestic Market
All India

About High Temperature Canned Motor Pump

We are established in the year 2003 for satisfying the demands of our valued clients by manufacturing and supplying a superior range of High Temperature Canned Motor Pump. The offered pump is manufactured under the firm direction of our highly qualified professionals by making use of premium grade materials in adherence with the industry preset guidelines and norms. Our stock has different specifications of High Temperature Canned Motor Pump as required by the customers.

Features:

User friendly design
Can withstand high temperature
Longer working life

Further Details:

High Temperature Canned Motor Pump:

We are offering a fine range of High Temperature Canned Motor Pump. We have highly equipped manufacturing unit so that we can prepare a huge stock according to client's requirements also on time. Kindly contact us for more details.

Reliable Performance in Extreme Heat

Designed for stability and safety in high temperature settings, this canned motor pump withstands fluids up to 350C. It offers efficient and leak-free operation, essential for heat transfer applications in industries like chemical processing and petrochemicals. Its close-coupled, horizontal structure helps minimize vibration and noise, ensuring long-term durability and smooth operation even under continuous high-load conditions.

Versatile Use and Installation

With various inlet and outlet sizes from DN25 to DN100 and a capacity range up to 100 m/h, this pump adapts to varying process requirements. The horizontal foot-mounted design allows straightforward installation and integration into existing systems. Suitable for both flooded and negative suction setups, it serves diverse industrial roles, from handling heated oils to aggressive chemicals, while complying with ISO and GB/T standards.

FAQs of High Temperature Canned Motor Pump:

Q: How is the High Temperature Canned Motor Pump suited for handling extreme temperatures?

A: This pump is built with high-grade stainless steel or carbon steel, enabling reliable operation with fluids heated up to 350C. Its canned motor design eliminates external shaft seals, reducing risk of leakage and making it exceptionally suitable for high temperature and hazardous fluid transfer.

Q: What industries typically use this type of centrifugal canned motor pump?

A: Industries such as chemical processing, petrochemicals, and heat transfer systems benefit most. The pumps robust construction and standard compliance make it ideal for moving high temperature oils, chemicals, and industrial process fluids in demanding environments.

Q: Where can this pump be installed within a facility?

A: Its horizontal, foot-mounted configuration allows easy placement on stable foundations in pump rooms, process areas, or alongside heat transfer equipment. The flooded or negative suction options provide flexibility in adapting to different piping layouts and fluid sources.

Q: What processes benefit from using a canned motor pump over traditional pumps?

A: Processes requiring zero leakage, quiet operation, and minimal maintenance particularly benefit. The canned motor eliminates shaft seals, which are common failure points, resulting in safer, more reliable handling of dangerous or high temperature fluids.

Q: When should you choose a flooded suction versus a negative suction installation?

A: Flooded suction is preferred when the fluid source is above the pump inlet, ensuring consistent priming. Negative suction is used when the pump is above the fluid source; the pumps design supports both, offering adaptability to varying site conditions.

Q: How does the pumps compliance with ISO 2858 and GB/T 5656 benefit users?

A: Compliance ensures the pump meets rigorous international design, dimension, and performance standards. This ensures interchangeability, operational safety, and consistent quality, easing integration and maintenance for industrial users.

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