Corrosion Resistant Polypropylene Centrifugal Pumps - A Definitive Guide

 


Hello everyone,

Do you want to know about polypropylene pumps?

If yes, then you’re at the right place!!

In this blog, our topic is polypropylene centrifugal pumps.

The topics we cover in this blog:

  • What are polypropylene pumps?
  • Application of polypropylene pumps
  • Benefits of using polypropylene pumps
  • Technical specification

Let’s discuss these topics.

What are polypropylene pumps?

Polypropylene pumps SSP series pumps developed by Sujal Engineering are known as polypropylene centrifugal pumps. These pumps are specially designed by engineers to handle highly corrosive liquids such as acids, chemicals, solvent &, etc. Polypropylene pumps incorporate a zigzag structure and can be used for both intermittent and slightly continuous liquids.

Our polypropylene pumps are designed especially for high temperatures where steel pumps are not recommended or their costs are high. These central corrosion-resistant pumps have a radially horizontal casing design that separates a single piece fitted with an open section of one end to enter a single phase of the smooth operation against rust by the standards.

In polypropylene pumps, a high ceramic alumina sleeve is used to protect the shaft from any type of rust and abrasion. The mechanical seal prevents leakage of pumps and heavy-duty steel-coated steel carriers help to obtain high power pumps.

Applications of polypropylene pumps:

  • Chemical processing
  • Water treatment
  • Food industries
  • Pharmaceutical industries
  • Petrochemical industries
  • Oil industries

Chemical processing:

Polypropylene pumps are widely used in the chemical industry because of their ability to handle high corrosion resistance. And its robust design can handle hazardous and hazardous liquids with high efficiency so polypropylene pumps are a good choice for any chemical industry.

Chemical Processing:

Polypropylene pumps are widely used in the chemical industry because of their ability to handle high corrosion resistance. And its robust design can handle hazardous and hazardous liquids with high efficiency so polypropylene pumps are a good choice for any chemical industry.

Water Treatment Plant:

In the water treatment industry polypropylene pumps can easily transfer cold or hot water with high efficiency. Its anti-corrosion ability is very beneficial for water purification plants.

Food Industry:

Handling hot oil in food plants polypropylene pumps is the best decision to transfer and handle hot oil in the food industry.

Pharmaceutical Industries:

In the pharmaceutical industry, polypropylene pumps play a very important role in transmitting a wide range of highly corrosive, hazardous, and explosive liquids. Polypropylene pumps can easily transfer that highly corrosive liquid with high efficiency.

Benefits of using polypropylene pumps:

  • Low maintenance due to minimum components.
  • Leakproof and also run dry without damage in rotating parts.
  • Compact design
  • Rough design
  • Corrosion resistance

Technical specification:

Type: Centrifugal Polypropylene Pump
Capacity: up to 295 m3/hr
Head: up to 60 mtr
Pressure: up to 5 kg/cm2
Size: 25 mm to 100 mm
Speed: up to 3500 rpm
Temperature: up to 70° C
M.O.C.:PP, GRP, PVDF, UHMWPE, etc…….

Why Sujal Engineering?

We have more than 15+ years of experience to manufacture, supply & exporting industrial pumps in India & the global market. Our highly skilled engineering team has vast experience to manufacture highly efficient polypropylene pumps for different industrial usage. With the help of the latest technology & modern machinery to manufacture the best pumps for our clients to satisfy their industrial needs.





Location: Sujal Engineering 61, Haridham Estate, Near, Adarsh II Estate, Odhav, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382415, India

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