Mouvex's C Series

Mouvex’s C-Series feature eccentric disc pumps that boast effective containment of product, rugged construction, and efficient handling of air-sensitive and shear-sensitive fluids. These pumps are completely sealless, meaning they are leak-free and thus increase pump and workplace safety.

They are directly coupled to the gear reduction unit or motor. No magnets are required. The stainless steel models are ideal for sanitary applications, carry 3A approval certification and are designed per EHEDG recommendations.

Features & Benefits

Know more about the features & benefits of using Mouvex's C Series.

Self-priming with a strong suction power
Ability to clear the pipes and run dry
Maintained performance due to automatic disc/cylinder adjustment
Outstanding volumetric efficiency
Ability to pump low and high-viscosity products
Output not affected by viscosity variation

Available Options

We customise pumps according to your specific application. Get in touch with us to know your options.

Materials options
ATEX certification
Spare parts and accessories
Baseplate/mounting

Key Specifications

Here are the key specifications of Mouvex's C Series.

Max. Capacity: 18 m³/h
Max. Diff. Pressure: 9 bar
Max. Temperature: 160 °C
Max. Viscosity: 10000 cP

Applications

Here is a list of industrial applications for which Mouvex's C Series are commonly utilized.

Food and beverage
Dairy
Oil, fat, sauce, and mayonnaise
Brewery
Bakery and confectionery
Chemical
Water and wastewater

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PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

Eccentric disc pumps are positive displacement pumps and operate following the eccentric movement principle developed by French engineer Andre Petit. This pump type features a disc that’s installed inside a cylinder and driven by an eccentric bearing that’s driven by the pump shaft. The motion of the discs creates four distinct pumping chambers that increase and decrease in volume as the disc is rotated. Hence, producing both suction and discharge pressures as the chambers move in pairs that are 180 degrees apart. This ensures that the fluid passes through the pump at a constant and regular flow rate with no pulsing, cavitation, slip or shear.