Surface electric pumps in stainless steel with magnetic driven peripheral impeller with mechanical seal, ideal for increasing or manteining circulating pressures at medium-low hydraulic flow rates in closed circuit systems. They are used in all those areas where the use of virtually inert components is fundamental.

Thanks to the innovative impeller drive system, motion transmission occurs via magnetic joints without the use of mechanical seals, reducing the risk of leaks to virtually zero with a consequent reduction in maintenance costs.

With pressures up to 9,5bar, they are suitable for use with diatermic oils, pressurized water without suspended parts or abrasive parts and slightly agressive dilutions. Fluid use temperatures up to 350 C° for HT versions and -100 ° C for CT versions.

Operation with single-phase (on request) or three-phase asynchronous electric motors also in double-frequency version (on request) sized and manufactured by Simaco for over 55 years. The motors size Gr. 56-63-71 are available with cRUus certification (on request). Products with rated power greater than 0.75kW are in IE3 (Premium Efficiency) efficiency class, in line with European Community legislation. Alternatively, available on request, the possibility of coupling the pump with PMSM synchronous motors (Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors) which allow for a reduction in overall dimensions, a reduction in costs and consumption during the work cycle. They allow for greater flexibility in relation to the required performance and implementation with control sensors.

The smallest model, MD-CX36, can also be combined with our new 24V DC Brushless motors specially designed for applications running direct current. These solutions are very compact and efficient, they can be controlled with the specific electronic control for our 24V DC brushless motors. The motor speed is adjustable through dip switches, up to 4 preset speeds: 2900-3050-3200-3400 rpm.

Pumps especially dedicated to industrial sectors and/or applications, for example, electronics (semiconductors), chemical industry, pharmaceuticals but also in the railway and water treatment sectors.