Magnetic pump

‌Magnetic pumps They are all power equipment that uses magnetic coupling to drive indirectly. They are fully sealed, leak-free, and corrosion-resistant. They are suitable for conveying corrosive media such as acids, alkalis, and strong oxidants. ‌ These pumps are designed to eliminate dripping and ensure the cleanliness and safety of the site of use.

They are widely used in chemical, acid, alkali, smelting, rare earth, pesticides, dyes, medicine, papermaking, electroplating, pickling, radio, scientific research institutions, defense industry and other fields, especially the conveying of flammable and explosive liquids.

The CQ magnetic pump body does not have a base, while the CQB magnetic pump has a base, which makes the CQB type more suitable for application scenarios that require stable support. In addition, the CQB magnetic drive centrifugal pump belongs to the heavy-duty series, and its internal parts are much thicker than the CQ type magnetic centrifugal pump, and can withstand more severe working environments, such as outdoor work, etc. ‌ ‌ The flow-through parts of the CQ magnetic pump and the CQB magnetic pump are made of fluoroplastic alloy, which can continuously convey corrosive media such as acids, alkalis, and strong oxidants of any concentration. However, the CQB fluoroplastic magnetic drive pump is more robust in design and material, can withstand higher pressures and temperatures, and has an operating temperature range from -20°C to 100°C.

CQ magnetic pumps mostly use open impellers, which are simple in structure and easy to maintain; while CQB magnetic drive centrifugal pumps use closed impellers, which can reduce the size of the uneven flow points and the consumption of axial force in the water flow circuit, thereby improving efficiency and stability.

Although both are suitable for conveying corrosive media, the CQB type is more suitable for conveying media containing particles, fibers and slightly viscous media due to its greater durability and stability. It can also be used to convey some volatile, flammable, and explosive organic solutions or media that liquefy gases quickly.