Chemical Pumps for Formaldehyde
Seeking a pump for the chemical Formaldehyde, March Pumps has many choices! From 5 GPM to 200 GPM, March Pumps has a pump for Formaldehyde for any application.
If pumping the chemical Formaldehyde at room temperature, it is recommended to go with a centrifugal sealless magnetic drive chemical pump made up of Polypropylene or Kynar Plastic, Encapsulated Impeller and Teflon O-Ring.
The chemical Formaldehyde can also be heavy depending on the concentration and temperature. If the specific gravity is more than 1.1, a trimmed impeller is absolutely necessary to prevent decoupling or overloading the motor.
The following chemical pumps are a good place to start looking at when pumping the chemical Formaldehyde:
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Max Flow | 10 GPM | 33 LPM |
Max Head | 20.5 FT | 4.5 M |
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Max Flow | 14 GPM | 50 LPM |
Max Head | 21.5 FT | 4.7 M |
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Max Flow | 14 GPM | 50 LPM |
Max Head | 21.5 FT | 4.7 M |
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Max Flow | 18 GPM | 60.5 LPM |
Max Head | 29 FT | 6.3 M |
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Max Flow | 18 GPM | 60.5 LPM |
Max Head | 29 FT | 6.3 M |
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Max Flow | 30 GPM | 102 LPM |
Max Head | 41 FT | 9 M |
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Max Flow | 30 GPM | 102 LPM |
Max Head | 41 FT | 9 M |
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Max Flow | 38 GPM | 113.5 LPM |
Max Head | 49 FT | 11 M |
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Max Flow | 38 GPM | 113.5 LPM |
Max Head | 49 FT | 11 M |
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Max Flow | 53 GPM | 180 LPM |
Max Head | 60 FT | 12.3 M |
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Max Flow | 53 GPM | 180 LPM |
Max Head | 60 FT | 12.3 M |
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Max Flow | 82 GPM | 268 LPM |
Max Head | 85 FT | 18 M |
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Max Flow | 82 GPM | 268 LPM |
Max Head | 85 FT | 18 M |
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Max Flow | 120 GPM | 400 LPM |
Max Head | 95 FT | 20 M |
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Max Flow | 120 GPM | 400 LPM |
Max Head | 95 FT | 20 M |
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Max Flow | 200 GPM | 654 LPM |
Max Head | 160 FT | 34.1 M |
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Max Flow | 12 GPM | 37.8 LPM |
Max Head | 68 FT | 14.6 M |
Higher concentrations and higher temperatures of the chemical Formaldehyde together or by themselves, may make the pumps listed above unsuitable. 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 Formaldehyde Distributors
Chemical Pumps for Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde, chemically written as CH20, is a chemical compound that has long been known as a preservative chemical used in many products and applications and across a wide-range of industries. Formaldehyde is used in a wide range of products, including every day products like glues and finishes. Formaldehyde is, however, toxic and it needs to be handled properly.
When looking to pump formaldehyde, March Pump can be highly accommodating with a wide-range of chemical pumps fully equipped to handle this chemical. Some of those include the TE-5K-MD 1 Phase Magnetic Drive Pump, with a maximum flow of 18 gallons per minute at a maximum head of 29 feet, in addition to the TE-7.5P-MD Magnetic Drive Pump. March Pump is happy to offer magnetic drive and magnetically coupled pumps with maximum flows that range from 10 gallons per minute all the way to 200 gallons per minute.
The diversity of pumps offered by March Manufacturing is beneficial to clients with a wide variety of business, chemical and industrial challenges. Often, these challenges are best mitigated and accommodated using a chemical pump from March Pump. March’s team of experts encourages clients to leverage their knowledge and expertise when looking for the right pump to ensure the selection of the best pump possible for whatever chemical you’re pumping.
Disclaimer: These are only some of the pumps that can handle these chemicals.