Magnetic pumps are a branch within the centrifugal pump category.

The magnetic pump is composed of three parts: the pump, the magnetic drive, and the electric motor. The critical component, the magnetic drive, is made up of an outer magnetic rotor, an inner magnetic rotor, and a non-magnetic insulating sleeve. As the electric motor drives the outer magnetic rotor to rotate, the magnetic field can penetrate through the air gap and non-magnetic materials, causing the inner magnetic rotor connected to the impeller to rotate synchronously, thereby achieving the contactless transmission of power and converting dynamic sealing to static sealing. Since the pump shaft and the inner magnetic rotor are completely enclosed by the pump body and the insulating sleeve, the "leakage, spilling, dripping, and leaking" issues are thoroughly resolved, eliminating the safety hazards associated with the leakage of flammable, explosive, toxic, and harmful media through pump seals in the oil refining and chemical industry.

Magnetic pumps are a branch within the centrifugal pump category, representing a new product that applies the working principle of permanent magnet couplings to centrifugal pumps.

Application Scope:

The acid-resistant and alkali-resistant magnetic pump is suitable for pumping and circulating all cleaning chemicals containing acidic and alkaline components. It is widely used in industries such as electroplating, electronics, chemical engineering, leather, dyeing and finishing wastewater, and exhaust gas treatment.