Leading Manufacturers of Polypropylene Centrifugal Pumps.

 What are PP or Polypropylene Pumps? 

PP Centrifugal pumps circulate water and transfer liquids.  They are portable utility pumps that help to speed up drainage. Polypropylene Pumps are well-known for their chemical resistance. They are used in commercial and industrial applications such as water purification, increasing water pressure, aerating ponds and fountains for chemicals like salt water, DI water, citric acid, fluosilicic acid, formaldehyde, muriatic acid, nicotinic acid, phosphoric acid, potassium hydroxide, potassium permanganate, sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, and many more. 

The Benefits of Polypropylene Pumps in Operation

  • Power usage is minimal.
  • High Capacity
  • Enable effective solutions
  • Air Pollution Control
Performance Scope of Polypropylene Pumps 

  • Polypropylene pumps come with both open and closed impellers.
  • Impellers are three-piece designs that are integrally moulded with a unique design
  • The base shaft is EN8.
  • It is built of PP and has sleeved impellers.
  • 95% of aggressive and corrosive compounds are compatible.
  • One-of-a-kind design in a single piece
  • Locking mechanism for anti-rotation impellers
  • Universal rotatable flange 
Capacity:
  • 0.5 to 20 HP
  • Open and closed impellers are available.
  • Any conventional motor can be used.
  • Appropriate for highly corrosive liquids 
Polypropylene Pumps are designed in order to suit extremely corrosive duties in industrial & chemical industries. These pumps can handle highly corrosive liquids and are made of the finest quality raw material, offered in all sizes as per clients’ requirements. Our specifically made PP centrifugal pumps are provided with injection moulded wetted parts so that dimensional accuracy is maintained, and Teflon type sealing to seal wetted and non-wetted parts. 

Fluorolined Pumps are prime manufacturers in providing a wide range of Polypropylene Pumps with premium quality all across India. If you're looking for a Polypropylene Pump, Fluorolined Pump has many choices ranging from 0.5GPM to 120 GPM. Polypropylene is the most extensively used plastic and is often referred to by its chemical symbol, PP. Want to know more about the PP Pumps and which kind will best suit your industrial needs? Get in touch!

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