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Keep pumping not waiting
July 1st 2007

Described as powerful, fast, economical and versatile, the new Finish Thompson SP series magnetic drive, self-priming centrifugal pumps are available through Michael Smith Engineers.

The pumps have deep lift capabilities, to 7.6m below the pump, and fast priming: 4m in 90sec. Suitable for handling fluids with high specific gravities to 1.8, they are said to offer safe, reliable, low maintenance operation due to their magnetic drive technology.

This eliminates the need for seals and therefore removes the potential for leaks.

The pumps, in polypropylene or PVDF are able to run-dry without damage.

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