Flow Rate | Up to 5.76 m³/Hr |
Max Head (pressure) | Up to 32 M |
Max Temperature | Max. 100°C |
Max Viscosity | Up to 50,000 cP |
Outlet Sizes | ¾” BSP M up to 1½” RJT |
Flow Rate | Up to 5.76 m³/Hr |
Max Head (pressure) | Up to 32 M |
Max Temperature | Max. 100°C |
Max Viscosity | Up to 50,000 cP |
Outlet Sizes | ¾” BSP M up to 1½” RJT |
The Liverani Miniverter Flexible Impeller Pump offers all the advantages of the FEP MINI and MIDEX pumps but with integrated variable speed control. This combined with the SS316 materials of construction and various sealing and impeller material options, enables these flexible vane pumps to be used in a plethora of different applications.
Flexible impeller pumps are very versatile in applications that are suitable for thanks to several design benefits. Firstly, thanks to their supple vanes they are able to handle not only clean, light fluids, but also viscous, solid laden slurries. Secondly, the multiple materials the impellers are made out of mean they are compatible with many fluids e.g. NBR for fats and fuels, EPDM for chemicals and hot fluids and natural rubber for water based liquids. Flexible vane pumps with EPDM and NBR impellers are able to be supplied with FDA Certification, making them a popular electric food grade pump solution. Their low shear operation also makes the ideal for handling delicate fluids that can be altered by other pump designs.
Flexible impeller pumps are also renowned for their dry self-priming capability, making them ideal for applications where good suction lift capacity is needed such as the emptying of tanks, sumps and other containers.
It is possible to adjust the speed range of the Miniverter flexible impeller pump from 285 to 1400 rpm, and to choose the direction of flow using the integrated potentiometer and rocker switch fitted to the terminal box whilst still retaining its standard IP55 protection rating. Carrying handles and trolleys are available as optional accessories to increase the Miniverter flexible vane pumps’ portability when being used for a variety of site applications.
Read more about the working principle of flexible impeller pumps and what processes they are commonly selected for here.
Material options for the Miniverter flexible impeller sanitary pump:
Description | Stainless Steel AISI 304 | Stainless Steel AISI 316 | Nitrile (NBR) | Natural Rubber (NR) | Neoprene (CR) | EPDM | Silicon (VMQ) | St. St. / Graphite / NBR | Tungsten Carbide / NBR | Tungsten Carbide / Viton |
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Pump Body | X | X | ||||||||
Impeller | X | X | X | X | X | |||||
Mechanical Seal | X | X | X |
** NOTES
1.Changes in Mechanical Seal Materials are at cost. All pumps are supplied with Ceramic / Graphite / NBR as standard.
2.Changes in Impeller Materials are Free of Charge. All pumps are supplied with Natural Rubber Impellers as standard.
3. EPDM and NBR impellers are available with FDA certification
The beauty of the Mininverter flexible impeller pump is it's versatility. Thanks to the following features it is an option that can be applied to many application requirements.
Flexible impeller pumps are a versatile design of pump for relatively low pressure applications, mainly with thanks to their impellers being produced in a wide range of materials for fluid compatibility including food grade applications. As the impellers are made of a supple, rubber type material that is able to bend, flexible vane pumps are also able to handle viscous fluids and those with solid content without causing damage. They also apply little shear to the pumped medium, making them suitable for shear sensitive fluids and their ability to be operated in reverse makes them ideal for tank to tank transfer. These design benefits make them suited to many applications including:
Marine Applications | Industrial Applications |
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