Polypropylene Pumps
Introduction :
HIS Polypropylene Pumps are engineered for handling corrosive and aggressive chemicals with high reliability and cost efficiency. Designed as horizontal back pull-out process pumps, these units feature injection-moulded, single-piece wetted components, ensuring superior chemical resistance and long service life.
The design philosophy focuses on simplicity, ruggedness, and reliability, using the most appropriate polymer materials and advanced moulding techniques. These pumps are ideal for chemical process industries where performance, durability, and competitive pricing are critical.
Features & Benefits :
✅ Horizontal Back Pull-Out Design – for easy maintenance without disturbing piping
✅ Injection Moulded Components – single-piece wetted parts ensure superior chemical resistance
✅ Robust Construction – uses proven polymer materials for long service life
✅ Versatile Shaft Sleeve Options – available in High Alumina Ceramic, Hast Alloy, Titanium, and Silicon Carbide
✅ Flexible Speed Options – available in 1440 RPM and 2900 RPM
✅ Wide Range of Sealing Options – supports Gland Packing, Single Mechanical Seal, and Double Mechanical Seal
✅ Off-the-Shelf Availability – quick delivery with highly competitive pricing
✅ Cost-Effective – designed for demanding industrial budgets without compromising quality
Specifications :
Specification | Details |
Capacity | Up to 300 m³/hr |
Maximum Head | Up to 70 m |
Operating Temperature | Up to 60°C |
Material of Construction (MOC) | Polypropylene (PP), UHMW-PE (Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) |
Stuffing Box Sealing Options | Gland Packing, Single Mechanical Seal, Double Mechanical Seal |
Shaft Sleeves | High Alumina Ceramic, Hast Alloy, Titanium, Silicon Carbide |
Applications :
Loading and unloading of Hydrochloric Acid (HCl)
Transfer of dilute Sulphuric Acid
Scrubber systems
Effluent treatment plants
Descaling processes
Ejector systems
Frequently Asked Questions :
What is the maximum operating temperature and head? The pumps are rated for fluids up to 60 °C and a maximum hydraulic head of 70 m. Capacities are available up to 300 m³/h. Please confirm your exact flow and head requirements when ordering so we can recommend the correct model.
Which chemicals and process media are these pumps suitable for? These pumps are designed for corrosive chemical handling. Typical applications include HCl loading and unloading, dilute sulfuric acid transfer, scrubbing, effluent treatment, descaling, and ejector systems. Wetted parts are available in Polypropylene (PP) or UHMW-PE, with shaft sleeves in High-Alumina Ceramic, Hastelloy, Titanium, or Silicon Carbide to suit media chemistry and abrasion.
Can these pumps handle solids or abrasive slurries? These pumps are primarily optimized for corrosive fluids rather than heavy slurries. They can handle light solids or mild abrasive conditions when fitted with abrasion-resistant shaft sleeves such as silicon carbide or high-alumina ceramic. Heavy or high-concentration slurries may require a dedicated slurry pump.
What sealing options are available and how do I choose? Available sealing options include gland packing, single mechanical seal, and double mechanical seal.
Gland packing: Lower initial cost, suitable where some leakage is acceptable.
Single mechanical seal: Standard for most chemical services; lower leakage and better longevity.
Double mechanical seal: Recommended for critical, toxic, or environmentally sensitive applications.
How serviceable are these pumps and are spare parts available? The pumps are highly serviceable due to their horizontal back pull-out design, which allows removal of the rotating assembly without disturbing the piping. Injection-molded single-piece wetted components simplify maintenance and replacement. Common spare parts such as seals, sleeves, and impellers are readily available for off-the-shelf delivery.
