Iwaki Magnetic drive pumps MX series

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15 Mar 2021

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Specification of Iwaki Magnetic drive pumps MX series

PUMP

Features of MX series

Self-radiating structure (PAT.): Through heat-dispersion holes provided in the fixed portions of the impeller and the magnet capsule, liquid is circulated under pressure between the spindle and bearing to reduce friction heat transmission and prevent thermal deformation.

Non-contact structure: The drive magnet and driven magnet are carefully positioned so that their strong magnetic field limits rear thrust contact of the magnet capsule parts, even during dry running. As a result, heat generation is greatly reduced and liquid circulation is maintained. (Except MX-70, 100)

Volute casing divided into two sections (PAT.): The MX series is the first resin magnet pump which uses the pump casing divided into the front casing and the rear casing to form a vortex chamber as an ideal form. Therefore, internal leakage is kept to a minimum and overall hydraulic efficiency is enhanced. (Except MX-70, 400, 505)

Robust structure: All stress bearing portions, such as the front and rear casings, are reinforced by means of ribs to improve the pressure resistance and the mechanical strength of the pump.
The bearing is not only fixed by conventional press fit but is also sandwiched between the abutting portion in the depth of the magnet capsule and the rear end of the impeller to improve its reliability under high temperature. (Except MX-70, 100)
MX-402(H), 403(H) and 505 models: an unplugging preventive lock pin is adopted for ensuring more steady securing.

Max. discharge capacity range	90 to 800 / 100 to 800 L/min
Max. head range	8 to 36 / 11 to 39 m
Main materials	GFRPP
Required power range	0.15 to 3.7 kW
Discharge bore	G1, 25mm, 40, 50 mm
Liquid temperature range	0 to 80˚C (10 to 80˚C for Aflas® O ring.)
Specific gravity limit	Up to approx. 2.0 (Please contact us for details.)
Sealing method	Seal-less construction