Magnetically Coupled Pumps - T Series

Why Choose T Series Pumps?

Seal-Less Magnetic Design

T Series pumps eliminate the risk of leaks thanks to magnetic coupling, making them an ideal choice for handling toxic, corrosive, or high-purity fluids. This design also reduces maintenance and repair costs, which is a significant advantage for long-term use.

Non-Pulsating Flow

With an external gear mechanism, these pumps provide precise and repeatable fluid dosing, regardless of pressure fluctuations. The flow stability makes them suitable for applications requiring high accuracy, such as chemical processes or pharmaceutical dosing.

High Material Resistance

Made from premium materials such as 316 stainless steel, Hastelloy, titanium, and advanced engineering plastics like PPS and PEEK, T Series pumps resist corrosion and aggressive chemicals. Additionally, modern materials used in the gear and bearing construction ensure reliability even at extreme temperatures and with aggressive media.

Versatile Applications

With a wide flow range from 5 to 650 gallons per hour (19-2460 liters per hour) and a maximum differential pressure of 250 psi (17.2 bar), these pumps are suitable for various industrial sectors. Their versatility also supports operation with fluids of viscosities ranging from 0.3 to over 10,000 cps.

Why T Series Pumps Are the Best Choice?

• Safety: Seal-less construction eliminating leaks.
• Versatility: Handles fluids with viscosities ranging from 0.3 to over 10,000 cps.
• Durability: Corrosion resistance and minimal maintenance requirements.
• Precision: Reliable operation at high system pressures.
• Ease of Installation: Modular design facilitates installation and maintenance, reducing downtime.

T Series pumps from Ingersoll Rand are used across a wide range of industries:

• Medical Industry: Laser cooling, laboratory equipment.
• Chemical Industry: Dosing and chemical transfer.
• Food Industry: Production and processing.
• Water Industry: Water filtration and wastewater treatment.
• Industrial Printing: Inkjet systems and analytical applications.
• Pharmaceutical Industry: Precise ingredient dosing processes.
• Cooling Technologies: Systems requiring stable and reliable pump operation in controlled temperatures .