Polypropylene pumps or PP pumps are lower in cost to Stainless Steel and can be a suitable alternative in a majority of the applications. However, in applications which need high temperatures or outdoor rough environments, Stainless Steel is still preferred.
These pumps are usually combined with PTFE. With these elastomers, they are ideal for pumping of fluids like benzyl, di-acetone, phosphoric acid, ferric sulphate, isopropyl chloride, transformer oils and many other similar fluids. These pumps find wide applications across industries, some popular ones being Chemicals, Pharma and Electronic manufacturing.
| TeryChem 1" Polypropelene | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brief Specifications ( for full specs, download Technical Data Sheet) | ||||
| Max Flow rate Santoprene | 55.0 | gpm | 207.9 | lpm |
| Max Flow rate PTFE | 43.7 | gpm | 165.2 | lpm |
| Displacement per Stroke | 0.082 | gal | 0.3 | Litre |
| Suction Dry Santoprene | 10.8 | ft | 3.3 | mtr |
| Suction Wet Santoprene | 28.5 | ft | 8.7 | mtr |
| Suction Dry PTFE | 7.5 | ft | 2.3 | mtr |
| Suction Wet PTFE | 29.5 | ft | 9.0 | mtr |
