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Pump handles low-viscosity liquids

A Tapflo (UK) product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 23, 2007

The magnetic power used by Tapflo's CTM centrifugal pump eliminates the risk of leakage, highly suitable for handling toxic, corrosive or other hazardous liquids.

Tapflo is launching a compact, magnet-powered centrifugal pump designed for the distribution of low-viscosity liquids.

Magnet power provides the new pump, Tapflo CTM, with many advantages owing to the construction being entirely closed.

These advantages include the elimination of leakage risk, which in turn means the pump is highly suitable for handling toxic, corrosive or other hazardous liquids.

CTM comes in three versions with capacities between 4.5 to 10m3 of liquid per hour.

The CTM, is the first pump to be developed together with the company's Italian partner, CDR Pumps.

The design incorporates a solution employing fixed and rotating bushings instead of the traditional axle for the suspension of the impeller.

This solution makes the pump less sensitive to pressure impact and easier and safer to dismantle and assemble for service.

In turn, this contributes to the strongly competitive price and a good total economy for the user.

"We believe our new CTM will become an international best seller among industries looking for a compact pump with high pump capacity at a competitive price", says Hakan Ekstrand, Export Manager, Tapflo.

Tapflo CTM pumps are built for continuous running and can be dry run without damage for short periods.

The pump design of few moving components means that it is easy to service and very reliable.

The magnetic pump operation provides many advantages, such as the CTM pump being entirely heretically sealed and consequently not leaking out any hazardous elements or odours.

This in turn contributing to a good work environment.

The powerful, encapsulated magnets provide high torque between the motor and pump, even at high temperatures.

Pump connections feature an external thread which minimises the risk of the connection cracking if it is tightened too much.

The new Tapflo pumps are made in glass fibre re-inforced polypropylene and are suitable for such fields as OEM manufacturers, chemicals processing, foodstuffs, photographic developing and the surface treatment industry.

The CTM pump can distribute liquids with temperatures of up to 70C.

The pump is also available in a PVDF plastic version that can operate with liquids of temperatures up to 80C.

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