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News Release from: Tuthill Pump Group | Subject: Tuthill external gear pumps
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 23 November 2004

Magnetic gear pumps for chemical
metering

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A range of magnetically coupled external gear pumps offered by Tuthill Pump Group is ideal for water and wastewater treatment chemical metering applications

A range of magnetically coupled external gear pumps offered by Tuthill Pump Group is ideal for water and wastewater treatment chemical metering applications They are designed to eliminate such problems as pulsating flow, vapour locking and potential lengthy downtimes as experienced with piston and diaphragm pumps

They are also easy to control via 4 to 20 mA feedback systems and are accurate to better than 1%.

By providing smooth flow, Tuthill external gear pumps avoid fluid agitation thereby eliminating the need for pulsation dampers.

The smooth flow also makes the external gear pumps flow meter and residual measurement friendly.

Vapour trapping is avoided as a result of the pump flow-through design.

The pumps have a long life expectancy 20,000 hours and, if there is a problem, with only two working parts they are easy to service in the field.

Additional durability is imparted by a robust 5 bearing design.

Handling capacities range from 1 ml/min to 38 l/min at pressures ranging to 17 Bar.

Flow control is speed regulated.

Most standard, variable-speed motors can be employed to drive the pumps.

The pumps are compact units engineered in 316L stainless steel, Hastelloy or Titanium.

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