This pump should have a backward-opening impeller, right? Why is the axial position of the impeller located behind the split surface in the pump casing?
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This post was last edited by jmdc on 2018-6-14 09:05. Should this pump have a backward-facing impeller? Why is the axial position of the impeller located behind the split surface in the pump casing?
This post was last edited by cahcb on 2018-6-14 at 15:50. This pump has a front-opening impeller; there is no front cover for the impeller. It is produced by our company. It is a canned fluoroplastic pump that is both corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant, thanks to its impeller and thick pump casing walls; it can handle media containing solid particles and is most commonly used in the pickling lines of steel mills.
This is a semi-open impeller without a front cover