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Magnetic pump and ordinary centrifugal pump

2017-02-10View Original

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How to intuitively distinguish between magnetic pumps and ordinary centrifugal pumps?
Reply #22017-02-10
Whether there is a mechanical seal on the transmission shaft is the most important difference
Reply #32017-02-10
See whether there is an organic seal or not. It will be clear if you actually compare the magnetic pump and the centrifugal pump.
Reply #42017-02-10
I don’t have any new pictures of the magnetic pump here. This is on-site. You can pay to see it! From the appearance, I personally feel that the big belly is a good distinction! Hope this helps!
Reply #52017-02-10
This post was last edited by Future God on 2017-2-10 11:15 I saw a wear-resistant mortar pump today. It looked like a magnetic pump, but it turned out not to be the case.
Reply #62017-02-10
Does it also have this "belly"? I think this is the most intuitive!
Reply #72017-02-10
The shaft of the magnetic pump is fully enclosed; The shaft of the centrifugal pump can be clearly seen from the outside.
Reply #82017-02-11
I am a new student and I want to learn something new!

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