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Specifications

Specification Description
Max Flow (m³/hr) 680
Max Pressure (bar) 24 (48 for K8 series)
Temperature Range (ºC) -40 – 150
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Key Features

  • Pin-type joint: For simple maintenance and reliable performance.
  • Pressure Resistant: Hydraulic balancing at the joint makes it more resistant to pump-body pressure.
  • High Capacity: Making the pumping of viscous substances reliable and efficient.
  • Custom Metal: The pump casing can be manufactured from a range of metals based on your requirements.
  • Conveyance of the product:  Designed specifically to facilitate the conveyance of the product to the hydraulic section.
  • Various seals are available, including a packing seal with or without flushing.
  • Abrasion-resistant: Rotors and stators are manufactured in abrasion-resistant materials.
  • Customisable length: customisable immersion length to any setup requirements – short and long versions available. 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.
  • 2 models available: The short model is compact, robust and easy to install, while the long version is designed for deep wells or tanks. Both are close-coupled, and the stainless steel models include a protective jacket to prevent corrosion.

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What is a Progressive Cavity Pump?

What is the difference between a Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump and a regular Progressive Cavity Pump?

What is the difference between a Progressive Cavity Pump and a Progressing Cavity Pump?

What is a Progressive Cavity Pump?

Progressive Cavity Pumps, also referred to as Progressing Cavity Pumps or PC Pumps, are volumetric, self-priming Positive Displacement Pumps. The pumps consist of a rotor that rotates within a stator, which in turn causes the stator’s cavities to fill with the pumped media.

The MX Series is ideal for pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetic and food industries where hygiene is paramount.

What is the difference between a Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump and a regular Progressive Cavity Pump?

The primary difference between a Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump and a standard Progressive Cavity Pump is the installation orientation. Vertical Progressive Cavity Pumps are designed for upright operation, with the inlet and outlet positions reversed.

What is the difference between a Progressive Cavity Pump and a Progressing Cavity Pump?

A Progressive and a Progressing Cavity Pump are the same thing; they can be called either name interchangeably.