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Clark Solutions Model TMC7 Magnetic Drive Rotary Vane Pump

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The principle of the magnet drive is the driving force of the pole-to-pole alignment of 2 magnets. The driven magnet is attached to the pump shaft within the pump, while the driving magnet is attached to the motor shaft and closely located to the driven magnet. By means of magnetic attraction, the pump rotates in response to motor shaft rotation. This series of pumps is available in four different displacements. The housing is either brass or AISI 303 stainless steel with carbon graphite internal components. The pumps can be equipped with an optional built-in relief valve.Inlet and outlet ports have 3/8" NPT female threads. All models are available with NBR,Viton or EPDM seals.Compared to conventional coupling, the magnet drive has several advantages : 1) Immediate decoupling upon overload 2) Higher efficiency 3) Longer service life 4) No leaks or contamination 5) Noiseless operation
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Model TMC7 Magnetic Drive Rotary Vane Pump -  - Clark Solutions
Hudson, MA, USA
Model TMC7 Magnetic Drive Rotary Vane Pump
Model TMC7 Magnetic Drive Rotary Vane Pump
The principle of the magnet drive is the driving force of the pole-to-pole alignment of 2 magnets. The driven magnet is attached to the pump shaft within the pump, while the driving magnet is attached to the motor shaft and closely located to the driven magnet. By means of magnetic attraction, the pump rotates in response to motor shaft rotation. This series of pumps is available in four different displacements. The housing is either brass or AISI 303 stainless steel with carbon graphite internal components. The pumps can be equipped with an optional built-in relief valve.Inlet and outlet ports have 3/8" NPT female threads. All models are available with NBR,Viton or EPDM seals.Compared to conventional coupling, the magnet drive has several advantages : 1) Immediate decoupling upon overload 2) Higher efficiency 3) Longer service life 4) No leaks or contamination 5) Noiseless operation

The principle of the magnet drive is the driving force of the pole-to-pole alignment of 2 magnets. The driven magnet is attached to the pump shaft within the pump, while the driving magnet is attached to the motor shaft and closely located to the driven magnet. By means of magnetic attraction, the pump rotates in response to motor shaft rotation.

This series of pumps is available in four different displacements.
The housing is either brass or AISI 303 stainless steel with carbon graphite internal components. The pumps can be equipped with an optional built-in relief valve.Inlet and outlet ports have 3/8" NPT female threads. All models are available with NBR,Viton or EPDM seals.Compared to conventional coupling, the magnet drive has several advantages :

1) Immediate decoupling upon overload
2) Higher efficiency
3) Longer service life
4) No leaks or contamination
5) Noiseless operation

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Technical Specifications

  Clark Solutions
Product Category Liquid Handling Pumps
Product Name Model TMC7 Magnetic Drive Rotary Vane Pump
Pump Type Magnetic Drive Pump; Positive Displacement Pump; Rotary Vane Pump
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