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Which company manufactures this impeller?

2018-07-02View Original

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Who offers stainless steel impellers for centrifugal pumps? You can contact me; these are samples sent to me by a customer. I’ve searched the Chengdu Machinery and Electronics Market thoroughly over the past few days but couldn’t find any manufacturer capable of producing them, so I had to turn to the experts here. Thank you! This pump is used to pump salt slurry; the temperature is around 100°C, and there is some corrosion. Currently, it’s mainly the impeller of this pump that’s broken. This impeller is designed in a somewhat unusual way – it’s open on the front side but closed on the back side, and it’s cast as a single piece ; The front, back of the impeller, and the entire pump are as shown in the figure:
Reply #22018-07-02
It’s high-end, elegant, and sophisticated; I’ve never seen such an impeller before – it’s somewhat semi-open at the front
Reply #32018-07-02
Perform surveying and mapping, and take a spectrum of the material to determine its composition. Find a manufacturer to make a mold and cast it. If the quantity required is small, most manufacturers are unwilling to take on the order. It’s not easy to find a manufacturer that has the mold directly. You can ask the customer’s original manufacturer; it’s likely that the product can no longer be purchased from them. Check if there are any other manufacturers in the area where the original manufacturer is located.
Reply #42018-07-02
It is recommended to replace the pump; that’s all·····
Reply #52018-07-02
Replacing it with a semi-open impeller does not necessarily have to be an exact copy of the original impeller.
Reply #62018-07-03
If a larger quantity is needed, molding can be done; for just one or two units, it is recommended to purchase the original ones, as they are more expensive
Reply #72018-07-03
Communicating with the original manufacturer is one of the most efficient ways to resolve the issue; if they can’t suggest any other manufacturers, then it might be better to consider switching to a different pump
Reply #82018-07-03
Personally, I think the protrusion below is there to facilitate mixing of the medium; as for the actual impeller that seals that area, a regular one will suffice, and we can think of other methods for mixing
Reply #92018-07-03
The original manufacturer can no longer be found; the labels are completely corroded and impossible to read.
Reply #102018-07-03
I think the same way; if nothing else works, the only option is to replace the pump.

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