Our Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump is a versatile pumping solution for a range of applications, including deep tanks and wells. This pump, available in both short executions, offering compactness and easy installation, and long executions with removeable inlet, excels at handling viscous and non-viscous, abrasive and aggressive liquids. The length is customisable based on your setup needs.
Additionally, these close-coupled pumps deliver vibration-free operation, even under extreme conditions. If you require superior corrosion resistance from your pump, we recommend the Stainless Steel (AISI 304/AISI 316) variant, which is equipped with a protective jacket that covers the stator. ATEX-available for use in hazardous environments.
Typical applications for our Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump:
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Available with outlet flange connections UNI, DIN, ANSI and GAS BSP. The suction nozzle is made with a specific design, enhanced for priming the product.
The length is customisable to any setup requirements. The stainless-steel option (AISI 304 or AISI 316) offers a protective jacket which covers the stator to prevent corrosion.
The short model is compact, robust, and easy to install, while the long version is designed for deep wells or tanks. The long design also includes optimisations like a removable inlet for easier maintenance and a clamping cone that stabilises the pump, ensuring vibration-free operation even in extreme conditions.
Both series arrive in a monoblock arrangement.
The DV Series is part of Tapflo’s range, the Diamond Series, which features a range of Progressive Cavity Pumps. These are characterised by a modular design covering numerous models and sizes, enabling capacities up to 110 m³/hr and discharge pressures up to 48 bar.
DV Series
The DV Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump range offers a customisable immersion length to suit different installations. The short version uses only a mounting plate, while the long version adds a support and guide cone to reduce vibration in deep applications. Both are close-coupled, and stainless steel models include a protective jacket to prevent corrosion. The suction nozzle is designed for optimal priming and media flow.
The long version is ideal for deep wells and tanks, featuring a robust mounting plate and blocking cone for stability. It also has a removable inlet, allowing quicker rotor replacement and reduced maintenance time.
Available with outlet flange connections UNI, DIN, ANSI and GAS BSP. The suction nozzle is made with a specific design, enhanced for priming the product.
The length is customisable to any setup requirements. The stainless-steel option (AISI 304 or AISI 316) offers a protective jacket which covers the stator to prevent corrosion.
The short model is compact, robust, and easy to install, while the long version is designed for deep wells or tanks. The long design also includes optimisations like a removable inlet for easier maintenance and a clamping cone that stabilises the pump, ensuring vibration-free operation even in extreme conditions.
Both series arrive in a monoblock arrangement.
The DV Series is part of Tapflo’s range, the Diamond Series, which features a range of Progressive Cavity Pumps. These are characterised by a modular design covering numerous models and sizes, enabling capacities up to 110 m³/hr and discharge pressures up to 48 bar.
DV Series
The DV Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump range offers a customisable immersion length to suit different installations. The short version uses only a mounting plate, while the long version adds a support and guide cone to reduce vibration in deep applications. Both are close-coupled, and stainless steel models include a protective jacket to prevent corrosion. The suction nozzle is designed for optimal priming and media flow.
The long version is ideal for deep wells and tanks, featuring a robust mounting plate and blocking cone for stability. It also has a removable inlet, allowing quicker rotor replacement and reduced maintenance time.
The benefits of the Vertical Progressive Cavity Pumps include:
| Max Flow (m³/hr) | 110m³/hr |
| Max Pressure | 120m |
| Temperature Range | -40ºC to +150ºC |