CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Pump – Corrosion Resistant Chemical Pump

CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Pump – Corrosion Resistant Chemical Pump

CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Pump | Seal-less mag-drive for strong corrosion

  • Fluoroplastic wet end: For strong acids/alkalis.
  • Seal-less mag-drive: Leak-free, no mechanical seal.
  • Stable transfer: For process transfer/circulation.
  • Easy maintenance: Modular service structure.

Product Overview

CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Drive Chemical Pump is a horizontal sealless centrifugal pump with fluoroplastic wetted components and magnetic drive for corrosion-resistant chemical transfer.

It eliminates mechanical seal leakage and minimizes maintenance by replacing dynamic seals with magnetic torque transmission in aggressive chemical environments.

It is applied in chemical processing, acid/alkali transfer, and corrosion-prone fluid systems requiring sealed and leak-free operation.

Engineered for corrosion-resistant, leak-free chemical service with magnetic drive isolation and fluoroplastic wetted material.

Model Designation

CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Pump – Corrosion Resistant Chemical Pump

Applications

Typical Operating Scenarios

• Corrosive chemical circulation in processing tanks
• Acid and alkali transfer from storage vessels
• Chemical feed into reactors under sealed conditions
• Corrosive wastewater return loops
• Duty stations handling aggressive solvents

Engineering Advantages

Sealless Magnetic Drive – Zero leakage, no shaft seal failures
Fluoroplastic Wetted Parts – Resists acids, alkalis & solvents
Non-Contact Power Transmission – Lower wear, longer service life
Vortex-Optimized Flow Path – Clog-resistant, stable head pressure

✔ Magnetic drive with fluoroplastic wetted flow path ensures zero external leakage, enhanced corrosion resistance and reliable continuous operation.

System Components

CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Drive Chemical Pump mainly consists of:

  • Pump casing (fluoroplastic lined or solid)
  • Vortex or radial impeller (fluoroplastic)
  • Inner & outer magnetic rotors
  • Isolation sleeve (fluoroplastic high-temp)
  • Pump shaft and sleeve
  • Sliding bearings
  • Bearing housing
  • Base frame
  • Motor and coupling

Technical Specifications

Service Conditions

• Medium: Corrosive liquids compatible with fluoroplastic materials
• Solid content: Low, non-abrasive
• Installation: Horizontal inline
• Operation: Continuous chemical service

Operating Conditions

  • Flow Rate: 0.9 – 25 m³/h
  • Head: 3 – 32 m
  • Power Range: 0.01 – 7.5 kW
  • Speed: 2900 rpm
  • Liquid Temperature: ≤ 130°C
  • Working Pressure: ≤ 1.6 MPa

Detailed parameter tables are provided below.

Specifications & Installation

Outline Drawing

CQF Fluoroplastic Magnetic Pump Structure Diagram

Performance Data

No. Part name No. Part name
1 Shaft sleeve 6 Rotary ring
2 Inner magnetic assembly 7 Pump shaft
3 Containment shell 8 Stationary ring
4 Outer magnetic assembly 9 Thrust ring
5 Pump casing 10 Support frame

Performance Parameters

Model Port size (mm)
Flow
(m³/h)
Head
(m)
NPSHr
(m)
Motor power
(kW)
Speed
(r/min)
Power supply voltage
(V)
Inlet Outlet
10CQF-3 10 8 0.9 3 7.8 0.010 2900 220
14CQF-5 14 10 1.2 5 7.0 0.12 2900 220/380
16CQF-8 16 10 1.8 8 6.0 0.18 2900 220/380
20CQF-12 20 15 2.5 12 6.0 0.37 2900 220/380
25CQF-15 25 20 5.4 15 5.0 1.1 2900 380
32CQF-15 32 25 6.5 15 6.0 1.1 2900 380
32CQF-25 32 25 4.8 25 5.5 1.1 2900 380
40CQF-20 40 32 10.8 20 3.5 2.2 2900 380
50CQF-25 50 40 12.5 25 3.5 3.0 2900 380
50CQF-32 50 40 12.5 32 3.5 4.0 2900 380
65CQF-32 65 50 25 32 4.0 7.5 2900 380

How to Select a Pump Model

  1. Determine required flow and total head (including system losses).
  2. Verify fluoroplastic compatibility with chemical media and temperature.
  3. Confirm working pressure ≤ 1.6 MPa and rated temperature ≤ 130°C.
  4. Match pump curve with system head & NPSH requirements.
  5. Evaluate required magnetic torque for viscous or dense media.
Model selection shall be determined based on hydraulic duty, material compatibility, and system pressure requirements.

 Engineering Notes

• Magnetic drive pumps eliminate mechanical seal leakage but require clean or low-viscosity service to maintain bearing lubrication.
• Fluoroplastic materials must be checked for chemical compatibility and temperature tolerance.
• Vortex or radial impeller selection depends on required head and flow balance.
• Pump installation must ensure level alignment and proper suction conditions.

Compliance & Quality Assurance

• Factory hydraulic performance test with rated curves.
• Isolation sleeve pressure integrity testing.
• Magnetic coupling torque verification.
• Material traceability and certification for fluoroplastic components.
• Optional third-party inspection per project requirements.

 Safety Notice 

• Do not operate under dry-running condition.
• Ensure pump is fully primed and system is degassed before operation.
• Do not exceed rated temperature or pressure limits.
• Disconnect electrical power before maintenance.

OEM & Customization

This pump series supports engineered configuration and duty-based matching. Technical adjustments can be made according to system requirements and installation conditions.

Available options include:
• Motor voltage & frequency
• Fluoroplastic material grade selection
• Magnetic coupling torque rating
• Seal chamber cooling plan
• Customized performance matching

Configuration is determined based on duty point and project specifications.

FAQs

Q1: Can the pump operate under variable frequency drive (VFD) control?
A: Yes, within rated speed and torque limits with proper control strategy.

Q2: What is the allowable working pressure for this pump?
A: Maximum working pressure is ≤ 1.6 MPa.

Q3: What sealing strategy does CQF use?
A: Seal-less magnetic drive with static isolation sleeve.

Q4: What fluoroplastic grades are available for wetted parts?
A: PTFE, PFA, FEP based on chemical compatibility.

Q5: Can this pump handle viscous media?
A: Suitable for low to moderate viscosity; high viscosity reduces efficiency.

Q6: What is the maximum allowable liquid temperature?
A: ≤ 130°C with appropriate fluoroplastic selection and cooling.

Q7: Is the pump suitable for flammable or toxic liquids?
A: Yes, designed for sealed corrosive and hazardous media with zero leakage.