Product Description
Specification
| Capacity | Up to 50 m3/hr |
| Discharge Size | 25 mm to 50 mm |
| Material Of Construction | PP, UHMWPE |
| Pressure | Up to 4.5 kg/cm2 |
| Speed | Up to 3500 rpm |
| Temperature | 80 Deg C |
| Head | Up to 45 mtr |
Robust Chemical CompatibilityConstructed from high-quality polypropylene, the JPP Series pumps offer strong resistance against various chemicals and corrosive liquids. Their non-metallic design and encapsulated SS-304/SS-316 shaft make them suitable for challenging environments where traditional pumps may not endure, extending their service life and reliability.
Flexible Impeller and Seal ChoicesWith closed or semi-open impeller types and mechanical seal or gland packing options (PTFE/Viton/Ceramic), users can tailor the JPP Series pumps to specific operational demands. This flexibility ensures excellent performance across diverse industrial applications, from acid transfer to wastewater treatment.
Efficient, Low-Maintenance OperationFloor-mounted and base plate-installed, these electric pumps feature air-cooled motors with IP55 protection, supporting continuous operation with minimal downtime. Self-priming and non-self-priming variants simplify installation, while low maintenance requirements reduce overall lifecycle costs for users.
FAQs of Industrial JPP Series Polypropylene Pumps:
Q: How do the JPP Series Polypropylene Pumps ensure corrosion resistance in harsh chemical environments?
A: The pumps are made from polypropylene, a robust non-metallic material known for its resistance to a wide range of chemicals and corrosive liquids. The optional PTFE, Viton, or Ceramic seals further enhance protection, making these pumps suitable for acid, chemical, and effluent transfer.
Q: What are the main advantages of using a closed or semi-open impeller in the JPP Series pumps?
A: A closed impeller offers high efficiency and is ideal for clean liquids, while a semi-open design handles liquids with suspended solids up to 5 mm, preventing clogging. This versatility allows users to select the appropriate model for their specific fluid and application requirements.
Q: When should I opt for self-priming versus non-self-priming models?
A: Choose a self-priming pump when the application requires suction lift, such as drawing liquid from below the pump level or when the pump is not flooded. Non-self-priming versions are recommended for flooded suction installations, where the liquid supply is at or above pump level.
Q: Where can the JPP Series Polypropylene Pump be installed in industrial settings?
A: The pump is designed for floor mounting on a base plate, making it suitable for factories, processing plants, wastewater treatment facilities, and chemical transfer stations. Its simple installation and compact footprint enable flexible placement within diverse industrial environments.
Q: What maintenance practices help ensure long service life of the JPP Series pumps?
A: These pumps are engineered for easy maintenance with quick-access designs and corrosion-resistant materials. Routine inspections, timely seal checks, and periodic cleaning of the impeller and casing help ensure optimal performance while minimizing downtime and maintenance costs.
Q: How does the IP55 motor protection contribute to safe and reliable pump operation?
A: IP55 motor protection guards against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets, making the electric motor suitable for challenging industrial conditions. This ensures safe, continuous operation, especially in moist or dusty atmospheres common in chemical and wastewater plants.
Q: What process and industries benefit most from using the JPP Series Polypropylene Pumps?
A: Industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, wastewater treatment, and acid transfer benefit from these pumps due to their corrosion-resistant design, leak-proof construction, and ability to handle a variety of aggressive or contaminated liquids with ease.