March Chemical Pumps for DI Water
Seeking a pump for the liquid Deionized or DI Water, March Pumps has many choices! From 5 GPM to 200 GPM, March Pumps has a pump for DI Water for any application.
If pumping the liquid DI Water at room temperature, it is recommended to go with a centrifugal sealless magnetic drive chemical pump made up of Plastic with Encapsulated Impeller.
The following chemical pumps are a good place to start looking at when pumping the liquid DI Water:
BC-2CP-MD Mag Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 5 GPM | 18.5 LPM |
| Max Head | 13 FT | 2.7 M |
BC-2CP-MD 24V DC Brushless Mag Drive Pump
| System | US | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 6 GPM | 22.7 LPM |
| Max Head | 29 FT | 8.8 M |
MDX-MT3 Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 8 GPM | 30 LPM |
| Max Head | 16 FT | 3.5 M |
MDK-MT3 Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 8 GPM | 30 LPM |
| Max Head | 16 FT | 3.5 M |
BC-3CP-MD Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 10 GPM | 33 LPM |
| Max Head | 20.5 FT | 4.5 M |
BC-4C-MD Magnetically Coupled Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 14 GPM | 50 LPM |
| Max Head | 21.5 FT | 4.7 M |
TE-5C-MD 1&3 Ph Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 18 GPM | 60.5 LPM |
| Max Head | 29 FT | 6.3 M |
TE-5.5C-MD 1&3 Ph Mag Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 30 GPM | 102 LPM |
| Max Head | 41 FT | 9 M |
TE-6T-MD 1&3 Ph Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 38 GPM | 113.5 LPM |
| Max Head | 49 FT | 11 M |
TE-7R-MD 1&3 Ph Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 53 GPM | 180 LPM |
| Max Head | 60 FT | 12.3 M |
TE-7.5P-MD Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 82 GPM | 268 LPM |
| Max Head | 85 FT | 18 M |
TE-8C-MD Magnetically Coupled Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 120 GPM | 400 LPM |
| Max Head | 95 FT | 20 M |
TE-10K-MD Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 200 GPM | 654 LPM |
| Max Head | 160 FT | 34.1 M |
320-CP-MD Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 3.3 GPM | 11.3 LPM |
| Max Head | 40 FT | 8.8 M |
335-CP-MD 1&3 Ph Magnetic Drive Pump
| Unit System | 60Hz | 50Hz |
|---|---|---|
| Max Flow | 12 GPM | 37.8 LPM |
| Max Head | 68 FT | 14.6 M |
It is highly recommended, regardless of the temperature or concentration, that you contact a local distributor or March Manufacturing direct to review your application before ordering a pump.
Listing of March Pump DI Water Distributors
Chemical Pumps for Water Deionization
Water contains ions, or charged particles, that can add to its makeup. The ions in water can include anything from Sodium to Calcium or Magnesium. In some situations, these ions – and others like them – can be beneficial, however deionizing water is often necessary for many industrial systems and applications.
The charge of ions found within water can create a hurdle in certain chemical processes, making deionization necessary. Deionizing water can help to avoid the reactivity that is potentially caused by certain chemicals’ presence in water. March’s pumps for deionization may help clients who require deionized water in a wide-range of manufacturing and industrial contexts.
March Manufacturing offers several options for chemical pumps that can be used to deionize water. The MDX-MT3 magnetic drive pump is a great example of a pump meant to accommodate water deionization, with a maximum flow of eight gallons per minutes and a maximum head of sixteen feet.
Other great options for water deionization include the BC-3CP-MD Magnetic Drive Pump and the TE-8C-MD Magnetically Coupled Pump. The team of pump experts at March regularly helps clients understand which pumps would be best for their situation and purposes. All of March’s chemical pumps used for deionization include magnetically coupled or magnetic drive pumps that have a wide range of maximum flows and heads.
Disclaimer: These are only some of the pumps that can handle these chemicals.