The PFE series pumps are characterized by their vane design, which enables them to deliver smooth and precise fluid flow.
The vane mechanism consists of vanes that are pushed outward by centrifugal force against the pump housing, creating a sealed chamber. As the rotor rotates, the vanes slide in and out of the rotor slots, creating a pumping action that moves the fluid through the system.
The PFE-31, PFE-41, and PFE-51 models are compact and lightweight pumps, ideal for applications where space is limited. They offer a wide range of displacement options to meet different flow rate requirements, ranging from low to medium pressure applications. These pumps are designed for continuous operation with minimal noise and vibration.
The PFE-32, PFE-42, and PFE-52 models are medium-sized pumps, suitable for applications that require higher flow rates and pressures.
These pumps feature enhanced durability and robust construction, making them suitable for demanding industrial environments. They offer excellent performance with low noise levels, ensuring smooth operation and long service life.
The PFE-61 model is a large-sized pump designed for heavy-duty applications that demand high flow rates and pressures. It provides exceptional reliability and efficiency, even in harsh operating conditions. The PFE-61 pump is built to withstand high loads and extended working hours, making it an ideal choice for demanding industrial sectors such as construction, mining, and oil and gas.
All models in the PFE series are equipped with advanced features to ensure optimal performance. These pumps have built-in pressure compensation mechanisms, allowing them to maintain a consistent flow rate even when the system pressure fluctuates. This feature ensures smooth operation and protects the pump from excessive wear and tear.
The PFE series pumps also feature a high-efficiency design, with optimized vane geometry and precise manufacturing tolerances. This results in minimal internal leakage and improved overall efficiency, reducing energy consumption and operating costs. The pumps can operate at varying speeds and temperatures, providing flexibility for different system requirements.
