ECO SNM / ECO SNM-V Centrifugal Pump

We focus on quality and consistency. Batch production are always consistent with sample. Our Quality assurance: 1. Non-destructive test (NDT): magnetic particle examination (MPE), ultrasonic examination (UE), liquid penetration examination (LPE), X ray. 2. Experienced inspector on dimensions, CMM dimension testing and other tools. 3. To maintain our reputation, we still have excellent return and claim policy even some rare defects. 4. Our prices are always competitive. 5. Spectrometers to assure the material.

Horizontal End-Suction Pumps are centrifugal inline pumps with a compact design where the impeller is mounted onto the extended motor shaft. These pumps are not self-priming and must be gravity fed. All pumps are equipped with a single mechanical seal. Upon request a second mechanical seal is available to allow for dry-running (-GD). This pump series is designed for horizontal installations next to a tank and for pumping air entrained coolant fluids, such as water-soluble coolants or cutting oils, as they occur in high speed turning, milling or grinding applications. The SBA pumps are equipped with the user-friendly (SAE) flange connection which allows for either vertical or horizontal pipe connection and the connection of a pressure gauge with G 1/4. Volumetric delivery: up to 2200 l/min Delivery head: up to 62 m Please contact us for delivery quantity.

The TMR series is a reliable magnetic drive pump that easily handles critical operating conditions due to its patented magnetic axial thrust compensation. * Drive via magnetic coupling with patented magnetic axial thrust compensation * Typical applications: Acids, alkalis, acid and alkali mixtures, solvents, alkaline degreasing baths, electroplating baths, photographic chemicals Features & Advantages * Variable connection options * Compact dimensions, performance in line with requirements * Also for liquids with high density * Due to "magnetic axial thrust balancing" the bearing system "R" is suitable for dry running * Motor and pump are mechanically separated * Connections with thread or flange