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Magnetically coupled pumps are the solution of choice for pumping fluids posing an environmental or health hazard such as acids, alkalis, solvents, or high-value products in the presence or in the absence of solids.
Magnetic Drive Chemical Pumps
Typical applications include high-temperature and highly corrosive service environments with stringent safety requirements.
MUNSCH pumps stand for operating reliability, robustness, maximum energy efficiency, ease of maintenance, low lifecycle costs and ease of assembly and disassembly.
- Flow rate: Up to 240 m3/hr
- Differential head: Up to 90 metres
- Temperature: -20°C to +190°C
- Power: Up to 1
- Materials: PP / PVDF / PFA
What is a Magnetic Drive Chemical Pump?
Magnetic drive chemical pumps are the solution of choice for pumping fluids posing an environmental or health hazard such as acids, alkalis, solvents, or high-value products in the presence or in the absence of solids.
Typical applications include high-temperature and highly corrosive service environments with stringent safety requirements.
Advantages of Magnetic Drive Chemical Pumps
Magnetic drive chemical pumps have a leak-proof design, mitigating waste and preventing chemical spillages, which allow organisations to adhere to the many strict environmental and safety regulations.
Thanks to their simplistic but also very efficient design, magnetic drive pumps are very reliable and low maintenance.
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The CM+ series of Munsch pumps is tailored to meet the most demanding requirements for chemicals and solvent handling, making it one of Munsch’s most diverse pumps yet.
New for 2023, we are very excited to be able to offer this new fluid transfer solution for our clients.
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