Flux Pump Type Centrifugal

 

 The FLUX name has been synonymous with pump technology for more than 70 years. It was the invention of the electric drum pump that sparked it all off. In the meantime, of course, the technology has become more sophisticated. FLUX company innovations have markedly improved working routines for filling and transferring fluids. It is often said that medium-sized companies are the engines of progress. FLUX is an invention. In the year 1950 the first electric drum pump was introduced. It was named FLUX. Out of this core the FLUX-GERÄTE GMBH was established. The medium-sized company based in Maulbronn develops and sells innovative solutions in the field of pump technology. FLUX centrifugal immersion pumps are used when larger flow rates, continuous running or special immersion lengths are required. They are especially suitable for pumping and circulating aggressive and abrasive media. There is a choice of different materials available depending on the chemical and thermal requirements. In addition sealless and horizontal versions are available. FLUX centrifugal immersion pumps are individually configured and manufactured according to the technical requirements in each case. Centrifugal Immersion Pumps

• Type 600: tank pumps – for immersions lengths up to 4100 mm

  • F 620: Tank pump with conical rotor or impeller for delivery rates up to max. 383 l/min
  • F 620 TR: For horizontal use
  • F 640 PP: Tank pump with conical rotor or impeller for delivery rates up to max. 700 l/min
  • F 640 PP/PVDF: Tank pump with impeller for delivery rates up to max. 700 l/min
  • F 640 TR: For horizontal use

• Type 700: stationary circulating and filter pump ‒ can also be used for continuous running

  • F 706: Stationary circulating and filter pump with impeller for delivery rates up to 1233 l/min
  • F 716: Stationary circulating and filter pump with impeller for delivery rates up to 750 l/min in compact design
  • F 726: Stationary circulating and filter pump with impeller for delivery rates up to 750 l/min and extreme conditions of use