SAKAR - A Trusted Name for Waste Water Solutions
SAKAR - A Trusted Name for Waste Water Solutions
A magnetic drive pump is a type of pump that uses a magnetic field to transfer torque from the motor to the impeller, allowing for the movement of fluids without the need for a mechanical seal. This design eliminates the risk of leaks and reduces maintenance requirements.
Magnetic drive pumps are commonly used in applications where the handling of hazardous or corrosive fluids is required, as they provide a hermetic seal and prevent contamination of the pumped fluid.
In addition to their sealing advantages, magnetic drive pumps can also improve system efficiency and reduce energy consumption. By eliminating the need for mechanical seals, these pumps can operate at higher speeds and with less friction, resulting in lower energy costs and improved performance.
There are two main types of magnetic drive pumps: canned rotor and magnetic coupling. Canned rotor pumps have the motor and pump in a single unit, while magnetic coupling pumps use an external magnetic field to drive the impeller .
The magnetic drive (mag-drive) pump is seal-less, meaning it has no mechanical seal or packing gland. In a conventional pump, the mechanical seal or gland packing is where leaks usually occur. In a magnetic drive pump, the motor and pump are completely separated by a static containment shell (a barrier between the wet end and the drive end).
This design eliminates the risk of leaks and reduces maintenance requirements.
In addition to their sealing advantages, magnetic drive pumps can also improve system efficiency and reduce energy consumption. By eliminating the need for mechanical seals, these pumps can operate at higher speeds and with less friction, resulting in lower energy costs and improved performance.