Flowwell Pumps & Meters

Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore, Karnataka

We are here to offer premium range of Glandless Transformer oil pumps under the Brand FLOWWELL which caters to all types of Transformer oil cooling requirements including traction duty and for heavy electrical engineering.

Marine Canned Motor Pump is hermetically sealed electric motor mounted on single shaft thus eliminating the requirement of mechanical seal or other sealing device. Entire rotating assembly is immersed in the liquid, and motor isolated from the pumped liquid with corrosion resistant, non-magnetic liner (CAN) and Supporting Pipe. A part of the pumped liquid is by-passed through the rotor, for cooling of motor and lubricating the bearing.No separate lubrication arrangement-Internal cooling. Carbon graphite or ceramic are used as bearings in CMPs these components have very fine structure, withstand high temperature and very low co-efficient of friction. So they have definite bearing life under standard operating conditions.

Marine Canned Motor Pump is hermetically sealed electric motor mounted on single shaft thus eliminating the requirement of mechanical seal or other sealing device. Entire rotating assembly is immersed in the liquid, and motor isolated from the pumped liquid with corrosion resistant, non-magnetic liner (CAN) and Supporting Pipe. A part of the pumped liquid is by-passed through the rotor, for cooling of motor and lubricating the bearing.

We are offering glandless transformer oil pumps.The pump and driving motor are assembled as a single unit on a common shaft. The transformer oil circulates through the windings thus eliminating cooling fan, shaft seal and avoiding the danger of oil leakage or entry of air. The complete unit is weather proof and can be arranged in horizontal or vertical mounting. Lubrication of the bearings and cooling of the motor windings is achieved with the circulation of transformer oil. This results in a very efficient rate of cooling of the motor windings with minimum re-circulation losses and maximum utilization of available motor power.