MCH series

MCH series
MCH series

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Technical data MCH (2.45 MB)

MAGNETICALLY DRIVEN CENTRIFUGAL CHEMICAL PUMPS

Horizontal, normal suction, single-stage, magnetic driven chemical standard pumps in close-coupled or process design made of stainless steel or wetted pump parts made of non-metallic materials also according to ATEX 2014/34/EU.

Magnetically driven centrifugal pumps of the "MCH" series are made of rugged solid block material in polypropylene or PVDF. They work completely without mechanical shaft seal and are therefore leak-free. The power is transmitted by a forced-locked connection without contact through strong permanent magnets on the hydraulic part. The sliding bearing material used is exclusively PTFEC. The pump shaft is made of high-purity oxide ceramics (99.7%) as standard. These manufacturing features ensure utmost service life and optimum corrosion resistance. Magnetically coupled centrifugal pumps of the "MCH" series meet the highest demands in terms of safety and reliability when pumping the most aggressive, toxic and environmentally hazardous liquids.

 

Technical Data

MCH
series
Qmin
[m3/h]
Qmax
[m3/h]
Hmin
[mWs]
Hmax
[mWs]
Speed
[1/min]
Materials
 
MCH 32-251,25114152900non-metallic
MCH 40-321,7517,55222900non-metallic
MCH 50-403,330,57,5262900non-metallic
MCH 65-505468352900non-metallic
MCH 80-65892936,52900non-metallic
MCH 100-80161327442900non-metallic

 

Connections
Flanged acc. to. DIN 2501

Materials
Housing: PP, PVDF
O-Ring: EPDM, FKM, FFKM
Bearings: PTFEC
Pump shaft: Al2O3 99% Ceramic

Operating limits
System pressure: max. 10 bar
Temperature: PP max. 80 °C, PVDF max. 90 °C
Density: max. 2,0 kg/dm³
Viscosity: max. 250 cP

Applications
Magnetically driven "MCH" series centrifugal pumps have been used successfully for many years wherever aggressive liquids must be pumped safely and without leaks. For example for the extraction of acids, alkalis or solvents in:
• Chemical industry
• Electroplating
• Wastewater treatment
• Chemical storage facility
• Power plant technology
• Plant engineering