Technical articles
ATEX centrifugal pumps are one of the prides of CDR's production. Our company places particular importance on the safety of work environments, with the safeguarding of workers as the top priority.
The total head of a pump is one of the most important parameters to know before purchasing the system.
With the term “centrifugal pump impeller,” we refer to an essential component of this mechanism, responsible for transferring energy to the fluid being pumped. This device rotates inside a casing and, through its design, creates a centrifugal motion that pushes the liquid outward.
The term “pump cavitation” refers to a potentially destructive phenomenon that can occur in many industrial contexts, from the chemical and pharmaceutical industries to sectors involved in water treatment or the management of special fluids like thermal oil.
High-temperature pumps play a crucial role in industrial processes where fluids need to be transferred at high temperatures. In these environments, ensuring high performance and operational continuity alone is not enough: safety becomes an essential requirement.
In the varied landscape of pumps, vertical pumps represent a sophisticated and versatile technological solution, capable of meeting the most critical needs, such as pumping abrasive and acidic liquids, particularly those resulting from industrial processes.
A mechanical seal pump is a preferred choice for its reliable performance and ability to operate in harsh environments, making it ideal for many industrial and commercial applications.
ATEX pumps (an acronym for ATmosphere EXplosive) are essential for ensuring safety in specific work environments, such as chemical, industrial, and pharmaceutical.
The magnetic drive pump sector is rapidly expanding in 2024, representing an ideal solution for a wide range of industrial and other applications.