Magnetic Pumps for Garbage Conveying

• Customization: Available
• Max.Head: 30-50m
• Max.Capacity: >400 L/min
• Driving Type: Magnetic
• Impeller Number: Single-Stage Pump
• Working Pressure: Low Pressure Pump
• Influent Type of Impeller: Single Suction Pump
• Position of Pump Shaft: Horizontal Pump
• Pump Casing Combined: Horizontal Split Pumps
• Mounting Height: Since Irrigation Centrifugal Pumps
• Impeller: Closed
• Usage: for High Specific Gravity Solutions
• Transport Package: Carton and Pallet
• Trademark: DJ pump
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8413709940
• Production Capacity: 50000 Units/Year

Product Description

Trash Pumps

These pumps are portable pumps and are generally for dewatering applications. They are planned to pump large amounts of water that contains soft and hard solids such as mud, twigs, leaves, sand, and sludge. Most trash pumps are heavy-duty, portable centrifugal pumps that have larger discharge openings and deeper impeller vanes than other pumps. Trash pumps are capable of processing materials with some suspended particulates that can clog other centrifugal pumps and can move hundreds better yet thousands of gallons per minute. The materials that enter the pump are not grounded in the trash pump. They are designed to have a large discharge opening, pump housing, and deep impellers veins. The pumps can be made from cast iron, steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. Most of these pumps have roll cages.

Semi-trash pumps are types of trash pumps that have a smaller opening. They are not conceived to handle large solids or high solid concentrations. As a result, regular trash pumps are better suited for uses that need rigorous pumping of solid-laden slurries or water. There are four types of trash pumps: syringe pumps, progressive cavity pumps, sanitary pumps, and positive displacement pumps.

• Syringe pumps are used for dealing with materials that require exact flow amounts at exact time intervals. Infusion pumps process fluid at highly controlled pressures and withdrawal pumps remove the fluid, these are the two types of syringe pumps.
• Sanitary trash pumps are pumps used in applications progressive cavity trash pumps that need high levels of sanitation such as in breweries, food, and biotech companies. This type of pump is also able to move meters and slurry solutions.
• Progressive cavity pumps are used for moving fluids and slurries with suspended solids. The fluids are suctioned from one side of the pump discharged from the other and then to a storage tank or through a pipeline. Cavity pumps can suitably transfer slower-moving viscous fluids and materials from these pumps and can be moved in a continuous flow.
• Positive displacement pumps use pistons, diaphragms, gears, and other devices to pump fluids through. They can also be moved by a vacuum created when the fluid is pumped into a fixed cavity and then pumped out again, creating a vacuum that sucks in other fluids. Displacement pumps are the best when it comes to viscous liquids that are subjected to great pressure.

 

 

 

 

TYPE			Inlet Size	Outlet Size	Max flow(LPM)	Max head(M)	Power(kw)
PP	PVDF	PPS
DJ0.5PPE	DJ0.5KV	DJ0.5PPS	3/4"	3/4"	50	5	0.065
DJ1PPE	DJ1KV	DJ1PPS	1''	1''	90	7	0.15
DJ2PPE	DJ2KV	DJ2PPS	1''	1''	120	9	0.37
DJ2HPPE	DJ2HKV	DJ2HPPS	1"	1"	160	15	0.55
DJ3PPE	DJ3KV	DJ3PPS	1-1/2"	1-1/2"	240	15	0.75
DJ3HPPE	DJ3HKV	DJ3HPPS	1-1/2"	1-1/2"	300	17	0.75
DJ4PPE	DJ4KV	DJ4PPS	1-1/2"	1-1/2"	350	17	1.1
DJ5PPE	DJ5KV	DJ5PPS	2"	1-1/2"	400	23	1.5
DJ6PPE	DJ6KV	DJ6PPS	2"	1-1/2"	500	26	2.2
DJ7PPE	DJ7KV	DJ7PPS	2- 1/2"	2"	800	31	3.75
DJ8PPE	DJ8KV	DJ8PPS	2- 1/2"	2"	980	35	5.5
DJ9PPE	DJ9KV	DJ9PPS	2- 1/2"	2"	1000	38	7.5