If
you need a pump technology for low flow - high pressure systems, magnetic vane
pumps offer many advantages to conventional pumps. Where other pump designs can
be physically over sized with excessive horsepower, Warrender’s magnetic vane pumps
and magnetic turbine pump range provide a more compact, efficient solution.
The
WARRENDER WMRA has emerged as the best-in-class magnetically-driven, positive
displacement rotary vane pump. It is especially functional for low-flow/high
head applications, high-pressure operations or processes where metering is
required. Interestingly, the WMRA pumps have the ability to maintain high
differential pressures and self-priming from a dry start. The sturdy design of
the pumps makes them long-lasting without unexpected maintenance hassles. These
pumps are especially useful for applications that need to adhere to a zero-leakage
policy. They conform to regulations related to toxic emissions.
Our
magnetic vane high pressure pump range minimizes
by-pass requirements as it comprises a high-head, low-flow functionality. The
need for priming is eliminated as these pumps can dry prime without damage to
the internal components. These pumps boast of sturdy alloy casing and
containment shell that makes them suitable for harsh working environments.
Since magnetic pumps have zero emissions, your process carries on smoothly.
Should you wish to use these pumps with corrosive or caustic chemicals, the chemical-resistant
carbon/silicon carbide sleeve bearings provide long-life performance.
Alternatively,
Warrender’s WMTA range of magnetic turbine pump is suitable for pumping liquids containing 20% entrained gas.
These magnetic turbine pumps are especially compatible with thin, non-lubricating
fluids.
Please
visit www.warrender.com to learn more
about our magnetic vane pump range. Feel free to browse through the products;
we offer you the convenience of ordering our products online. At Warrender, we
also keep your future maintenance and service requirements in mind. So, you
shall find our products easy to service and low on maintenance.
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