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Magnetic pumps are widely used in industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, electroplating, and water treatment due to their advantages of zero leakage and environmental safety. As precision equipment, they require scientific maintenance and regular inspections to ensure stable operation and extend service life.

Centrifugal pumps in factory operations involve potential safety hazards in mechanical, electrical, and medium leakage aspects, requiring strict prevention and control from dimensions such as operation, maintenance, and environment. The following are key safety hazards and prevention points worthy of attention:

In the vast industrial chain of the petrochemical industry, petrochemical pumps serve as key equipment for core fluid transportation tasks, with their global market prospects garnering significant attention. Currently, factors such as the global energy landscape, environmental requirements, and technological innovations are profoundly shaping the market trajectory of petrochemical pumps, while also presenting substantial opportunities to explore.

In high-risk industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and new energy, leakage from fluid transportation equipment not only causes material waste but also risks safety accidents and environmental pollution. Leak-free pumps, with their revolutionary sealing technologies, completely solve the leakage problems of traditional pumps. This article details the technical principles, application scenarios, and core differences of four major leak-free pump types—canned motor pumps, magnetic drive pumps, positive displacement diaphragm pumps, and electromagnetic pumps—providing a comprehensive selection reference for industrial fluid transportation.