Magnetic Drive Pumps

Our Magnetic Drive Pumps, available as Vane, Centrifugal, or Turbine Mag Drive Pumps, offer superior corrosion resistance for Industrial & Hygienic sectors, boasting a sealless design, with flanges available on request, and an innovative impeller magnet assembly. For enhanced safety, these pumps offer dry-run protection & are ATEX-available.

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Mag Drive Centrifugal Pump

Max. Temp

90C

Max. Head

20m

Max. flow

27m³/h

Materials

Plastic

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Plastic Regenerative Turbine Pump

Max. Temp

90C

Max. Head

60m

Max. flow

15m³/h

Materials

Plastic

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Plastic Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pump

Max. Temp

90C

Max. Head

58m

Max. flow

150m³/h

Materials

Plastic

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Plastic Volumetric Vane Pump

Max. Temp

88C

Max. Head

50m

Max. flow

69m³/h

Materials

Plastic

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Moulded Plastic Centrifugal Pump

Max. Temp

90C

Max. Head

36m

Max. flow

40m³/h

Materials

Plastic

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Alloy Regenerative Turbine Pump

Max. Temp

315C

Max. Head

240m

Max. flow

17m³/h

Materials

Metal

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Magnetic Drive Stainless Steel Centrifugal Pump

Max. Temp

200C

Max. Head

34m

Max. flow

40m³/h

Materials

Metal

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Metal Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pump

Max. Temp

315C

Max. Head

150m

Max. flow

450m³/h

Materials

Metal

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Metal Volumetric Vane Pump

Max. Temp

250C

Max. Head

130m

Max. flow

144m³/h

Materials

Metal

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What is a Magnetic Drive Pump?

Magnetic Drive Pumps, commonly referred to as Mag Drive Pumps, are Centrifugal Pumps designed to transmit power from the motor to the impeller using a magnetic coupling. These pumps are available as Vane, Centrifugal, or Turbine Mag Drive Pumps, and offer superior corrosion resistance in industrial and hygienic settings.

What is a Magnetic Drive Pump?

Advantages of Magnetic Drive Pumps

All Tapflo Magnetic Drive Pumps are sealless in design and feature an innovative impeller magnet assembly, designed with robust bushings that eliminate the need for fragile, crack-prone shafts. Some key benefits of using Mag Drive Pumps are:

Specifically designed for safe and efficient transfer of chemically corrosive materials
Hermetic system
Sealless in design
Features magnetic couplings enhanced by a unique magnet cage system
Material options available to enhance temperature handling capabilities
Dry run protection available
Direct starting motor
Flanges available on request
Reliable design for safe handling of hazardous fluids
Explosion-proof options

Common Industries & Applications

Chemical
Surface Treatment
Mechanical
Paint
Wastewater Treatment
Pharmaceutical
Oil & Gas
Textile

What are your Fluid & Media Transfer Characteristics?

To choose the appropriate Magnetic Drive Pump for your application, ask yourself the following questions:

What media will be pumped? Consider the chemical composition of the media you will be pumping – is it chemically neutral or corrosive, shear sensitive etc.
What is the viscosity of the media you intend to pump? Consider viscosity limitations, shear sensitivity etc.
Do you need to pump fluids containing solids?
Is your environment or fluid explosive?
Do you require CIP/SIP?

Are Magnetic Drive pumps are self-priming?

Yes, most Magnetic Drive pumps are self-priming or have self-priming variants. Self-priming means that the pump can create its own suction without the need for additional liquid or air.

Are Magnetic Drive pumps ATEX compliant?

Yes, Magnetic Drive pumps are ATEX-rated, meaning they can operate in hazardous conditions.

Materials Available

Injection-Moulded PP (Polypropylene): Ideal for superior mechanical strength and temperature resistance
Injection-Moulded PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride): Ideal for superior chemical and temperature resistance
Stainless Steel AISI 316L: Ideal for corrosive fluids in challenging environments

Some of our materials offer an ATEX option on request for explosive applications and environments.

Maintenance Required to Keep your Magnetic Drive Pumps Running

Conduct routine visual inspections for signs of wear, leaks, and corrosion to the pump casing and impellers
Ensure the pump is operated within its temperature limits
Ensure the alignment of the pump and motor shaft is correct to prevent wear and excess vibrations
Ensure accurate clearance between the impeller and casing
Maintain the integrity of the magnetic coupling
Ensure sufficient lubrication of bearings and other moving components
Inspect electrical connections and wiring for any signs of damage
Monitor flows and pressures to ensure your pump is operating at optimal levels
Listen for excessive noise as this could indicate a mechanical problem

Depending on the size of your pump and the fluid you are pumping, a more detailed maintenance schedule may be required.

Additional Factors to Consider

Will your pump be stationary, or do you need it to be portable? If you require portability, Magnetic Drive Pumps can be fitted to trolleys of any size to suit your needs.

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Magnetic Drive Pumps

What is a Magnetic Drive Pump?

What is a Magnetic Drive Pump?

Advantages of Magnetic Drive Pumps

Common Industries & Applications

What are your Fluid & Media Transfer Characteristics?

Are Magnetic Drive pumps are self-priming?

Are Magnetic Drive pumps ATEX compliant?

Materials Available

Maintenance Required to Keep your Magnetic Drive Pumps Running

Additional Factors to Consider

Magnetic Drive Pumps

What is a Magnetic Drive Pump?

What is a Magnetic Drive Pump?

Advantages of Magnetic Drive Pumps

Common Industries & Applications

What are your Fluid & Media Transfer Characteristics?

Are Magnetic Drive pumps are self-priming?

Are Magnetic Drive pumps ATEX compliant?

Materials Available

Maintenance Required to Keep your Magnetic Drive Pumps Running

Additional Factors to Consider

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