Centrifugal Metallic/Non-Metallic Sealed Pumps - Mosherflo Pumps
Centrifugal pumps are the most common pumps in industry. They move large volumes of water and low-viscosity liquids efficiently. Sealed centrifugal pumps in metallic and non-metallic construction handle everything from clean water to corrosive chemicals.
Centrifugal Pump Categories
- Chemical centrifugal pumps – plastic, lined and alloy construction for corrosive fluids
- Industrial centrifugal pumps – end suction, ANSI and inline designs
- Horizontal and vertical configurations – fit space and application
Choosing a Pump
Select by flow, head, fluid properties and NPSH available. Materials and seal type must suit the chemistry. Operating near the best efficiency point extends pump life.
Centro can help size centrifugal pumps for your system.
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- A centrifugal pump uses an impeller to create rotational energy that moves fluid through the pump. As the impeller spins, it increases fluid velocity and converts it into pressure, allowing the pump to transfer liquid efficiently.
- Centrifugal pumps are used for water transfer, HVAC systems, irrigation, chemical processing, industrial fluid circulation, boiler feed, cooling systems, and general plant operations. They are ideal for clean or lightly contaminated fluids.
- Common types include end suction pumps, inline pumps, multistage pumps, self priming pumps, magnetic drive pumps, and ANSI process pumps. Each style is designed for specific flow, pressure, and installation needs.
- To size a centrifugal pump, determine required flow rate (GPM), total dynamic head (TDH), fluid type, temperature, suction conditions, and available power. Reviewing the manufacturer’s pump curves helps identify the right model.
- A non metallic sealed pump is a centrifugal pump built using corrosion resistant materials such as polypropylene, PVDF, or other engineered plastics. It uses a mechanical seal to prevent leakage, making it ideal for chemical and industrial fluid transfer.
- These pumps are used for chemical processing, wastewater treatment, plating, etching, semiconductor manufacturing, agriculture, and any application requiring corrosion resistant fluid handling.
- Non metallic pumps offer superior resistance to corrosive chemicals, acids, caustics, and aggressive industrial liquids. They are also lightweight, cost effective, and often longer lasting in harsh chemical environments.











