Case studies in the field of chemistry: Organic solvents
Introducing a case study on the use of radial vane pumps for the transfer of organic solvents!
Here is an example of the transfer of organic solvents in the field of chemistry. We received a request for self-priming (organic solvent) capabilities from a tank. Therefore, we introduced a radial vane pump. This allowed for self-priming capability and air-entrained transfer. 【Case Overview】 ■ Purpose: Self-priming from the tank ■ Model: Radial Vane Pump R Type ■ Liquid Name: Organic Solvent ■ Issue: Need for self-priming (organic solvent) from the tank ■ Improvement: Introduction of the radial vane pump enabled air-entrained transfer *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Features of Radial Vane Pump】 ■ Improved durability and wear resistance ■ Suitable for extracting liquid from the very bottom of drums ■ Short cleaning time for wetted parts ■ Strong against solvents, high-temperature/high-viscosity liquids, and slurry mixtures ■ Ideal for transferring liquids that cannot be stirred ■ Quiet operation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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