chemical centrifugal pump which is single stage cantilever

The single-stage cantilever chemical centrifugal pump is engineered for stable operation in complex working conditions, boasting excellent self-priming performance, high efficiency, and a long service life. Its versatile design and material options make it ideal for handling a wide range of corrosive media across multiple industries.

Main Features:

• Self-priming ability: Starts and suctions liquid without pre-filling, suitable for unstable liquid levels or pipelines with air. Quick self-priming, ideal for frequent start-ups.
• Cantilever structure: Compact, easy to install, base support not required—saves space and cost. Lightweight design reduces vibration and enhances stability.
• Corrosion resistance: Customizable with stainless steel, aluminum alloy, PP, PE, etc., for acids, alkalis, salts and other corrosive media. Ensures long lifespan by preventing chemical reactions with transported liquids.
• High-efficiency hydraulic design: Precisely calculated for high efficiency; special impeller and flow channel reduce energy consumption and maximize fluid transfer.
• Wear resistance: Key components (impeller, bearings, seals) are treated for wear resistance, supporting long-term, high-load operation and reducing maintenance frequency.
• Wide temperature adaptation: Operates from -20°C to 105°C; material and design options ensure reliable performance in varied environments.
• Performance point marking & size standardization: Standardized ratings and clear size markings simplify matching to design and installation requirements.
• Low-noise operation: Advanced hydraulics and optimized bearings ensure quiet performance, suitable for noise-sensitive environments.

Main Technical Parameters:

• Flow range: 6.3 to 400 m³/h
• Head range: 5 to 200 m
• Applicable medium temperature: -20°C to 105°C
• Working pressure: Customizable based on medium characteristics
• Material selection: Multiple corrosion-resistant options to suit transported media

Application Fields:

• Chemical industry: For corrosive chemicals, acids, alkalis, oils, and more.
• Metallurgical industry: For molten metal and slurry transport.
• Electric power industry: Fuel transport and cooling water circulation.
• Paper industry: For slurry, wastewater, and chemical additives.
• Food industry: Liquid transfer in food processing (syrup, juice, dairy, etc.).
• Chemical fiber industry: For polymers, solvents, and additives.