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Magnetic Coupling
Magnetic coupling
consists of two magnets, a drive magnet that is attached to the
motor shaft and a driven magnet that is completely sealed within the
pump head and is connected to the driving gear. The driven magnet is
a wetted component and is totally encapsulated. The two magnets
couple automatically such that the drive magnet turns the driven
magnet and gears without physical contact.
Decoupling occurs when the pump load exceeds the coupling torque
between the two magnets. This feature can act as a safety device to
prevent damage to the pump and motor as well as associated piping.
The magnets can be recoupled by bringing the motor to a complete
stop, then eliminating the cause of the decoupling and restarting.
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