PVDF Pumps
We are a leading manufacturer of PVDF Pumps in Mumbai India. Polyvinylidene fluoride Pumps are available in a variety of materials and sizes. PVDF Monoblock Pumps, PVDF Coupled Pumps, PVDF Vertical Pumps, PVDF Magnetic Drive Pumps, PVDF Barrel Pumps, PVDF Self Priming Pumps, and PVDF AODD Pumps are all available in a variety of configurations. PVDF Pumps are available in sizes ranging from 15 LPM to 2500 LPM. Numatic Pumps provide high-quality PVDF Pupmps or Polyvinylidene fluoride Pumps, whether horizontal or vertical. We’ve worked in the military, mining, aerospace, pulp, paper, petroleum, and chemical industries, among others. For many years, we have been producing PVDF (Polyvinylidene fluoride) pumps for severe duty, high pressure, and high tolerance applications for the past few years.
As a leading manufacturer and exporter of all types of pumps from India, our company has specialised. Our company is dedicated to manufacturing high-quality PVDF Pumps, Polyvinylidene fluoride Pumps, Plastic Pumps, and Nonmetallic Pumps for the Indian and international markets. Our PVDF Centrifugal Pumps are tested to ensure high quality in order to cover the broadest range of applications and service support. Numatic Pumps has a large selection of industrial PVDF pumps to meet all of your chemical process handling requirements.
PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) pumps offer many advantages such as high resistance to corrosive liquids, good thermal stability and easy workability. These pumps are magnetic drive pumps without any shaft seal and use high-power magnets to provide maximum mechanical efficiency and complete protection from leakage. As the design is not complex, they are relatively low-maintenance, cost-effective and easy to operate. A variety of corrosive chemicals such as acids, organic solvents and fuels can be handled easily by these pumps.
What is a PVDF (Polyvinylidene fluoride) Pump?
Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) has the distinct advantage of being simple to process using all of the convection methods commonly used in the plastics industry. PVDF, Polyvinylidene Fluoride, offers a higher degree of crystallinity than other processes, resulting in superior thermomechanical properties, among other things.
The pump has a special stable-bearing pedestal that ensures smooth running even in difficult applications, providing optimal pre-conditions for the mechanical shaft seal’s long lifetime. In terms of shaft deflection, its robust design meets international standards, particularly in cases of heavy loads, such as starting against an open discharge valve, minimum flow rates, maximum impeller diameters, and high density. A strong and defect-free design with solid PVDF Pumps housing completely encapsulated in outer metal armour. They work together to give the pump chemical and thermal resistance as well as mechanical strength. The heavy-duty PVDF series was developed based on long-term experiences with the proven PVDFC series. In comparison to the PVDFC series, the very strong shaft design is a significant construction feature of the PVDF, Polyvinylidene Fluoride series improvement.
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What is the chemical compound PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride)?
Polyvinylidene fluoride is a chemical compound. Compound Chemical (PVDF)
PVDF is a strong, stable fluoropolymer that offers significant technical benefits. PVDF offers a favourable cost-performance ratio and is commonly utilised in industrial pumps. PVDF is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic used in pumps that require high purity and can survive strong chemicals and acids. PVDF is one of the most radiation-resistant polymers available, only being surpassed by PEEK and Polyimide. Because of the polarity of the alternating CH2 and CH2 groups on the polymer chain, PVDF exhibits highly desired insolubility and electrical characteristics. When compared to other fluoropolymers, PVDF has a low density (1.78/cm3) and may be readily moulded into any shape. PVDF Centrifugal Pumps are widely utilised in the pumping industry.
PVDF is a high-purity plastic used in applications that need resistance to solvents, acids, and hydrocarbons. PVDF is frequently used in the chemical, semiconductor, medical, and defence sectors, as well as lithium-ion batteries, and can be injected, moulded, or welded. It’s also available as a cross-linked closed-cell foam, which is increasingly being employed in aviation and aerospace applications, and an unusual 3D printer filament. Because it is FDA-compliant and non-toxic below its breakdown temperature, it may also be utilised in recurrent contact with food goods.
Key features of PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride):
• Heat resistance
• High abrasion resistance
• Low permeability to most gases and liquids
• Weather resistance
• Low weight
• Mechanical strength
• Radiation resistance
• Good electrical insulator
• Chemical corrosion resistance
• Recyclable
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PVDF Centrifugal Pumps
Centrifugal PVDF Pumps
The motor powers the pump shaft, which causes the impeller to do a high-speed rotating motion via the centrifugal force created when the impeller spins to convey liquid.
Our centrifugal pump series may be selected with GFRPP, CFRPP, PVDF plastic materials, or SS 316 material and has high-temperature resistance, strong corrosion resistance, low noise, and extended service life features. Furthermore, our PVDF centrifugal pump may be supplied with an intelligent protection system that can prevent dry running, overload, and phase loss, therefore avoiding shaft seal and impeller damage. Pvdf centrifugal pumps can be used to carry and circulate corrosive liquids such as acids and alkalis.
PVDF pumps are those that are built of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF). PVDF is a thermoplastic with good chemical resistance, mechanical strength, and thermal stability. PVDF centrifugal pumps are suited for handling corrosive and aggressive fluids in a variety of industrial applications, such as hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, and acetic acid, due to their qualities. PVDF pumps are widely employed in sectors such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, water treatment, and electronics manufacturing, where the pushed fluids may include chemicals or compounds that might corrode or damage traditional pumps constructed of metal or plastic.
