Item Description
1 Coupling
1.1 Inner rotor
1.2 Outer rotor
2 Can
3 Bearing assembly
3.1 Radial journal bearing
3.2 Axial journal bearing
3.3 Axial journal bearing
3.4 Shaft sleeve
4 HSH cap screw

MAK66

Features

Magnetic couplings (MAK) are a hermetic sealing solution for pumps and agitators. Dangerous or precious media remains isolated in the closed system circuit.

Advantages

  • Magnetic coupling for standard applications
  • Hermetically sealed
  • No contact of torque transmitting elements
  • No maintenance necessary
  • Hastelloy® can for high performance
  • High efficient can optional
  • Product lubricated sliding bearing included

Operating range

Shaft diameter: d = ... 40 mm (1,57")
Pressure: p = 25 bar (363 PSI)
Temperature: t = -40 °C ... +250 °C (-40 °F ... +482 °F) (SmCo),
+120 °C (+248 °F) (NdFeB)
Speed: n = 3,600 min-1
Chemical resistance: pH 0 … 14
Viscosity: 0.3 … 5,000 mPas (SiC)
Torque: max. 462 Nm
Solids: max. 0.1 mm; max. 5 % by weight; grain hardness max. 700 HV

Materials

Sliding faces: Silicon carbide SiC (Q1),
Carbon silicon impregnated SiC-C-Si (Q3),
Carbon graphite resin impregnated (B)
Magnets: Samarium Cobalt (MA3),
Neodymium-Iron-Boron (MA8)
Metal parts: CrNiMO steel 1.4571 (G), CrNiMo steel 1.4462 (G1), Hastelloy® C-4 2.4610 (M)

Functional description

The power transmission occurs contact-free through magnets from the drive shaft to the product wetted output shaft. Between the two rotating parts is the can wich is bolted to the container.

Notes

Different variants are available to meet specific requirements:

  • Coolable or heatable bearing arrangements
  • Vertical drive with dry running roller bearing
  • High temperature variant
  • Without bearing


Can variants:
  • Double wall
  • High pressure can
  • Ceramic, PEEK carbon fiber, Titanium cans



Product variants

Ceramic and PEEK carbon fiber can variants

Containment shell (can) versions in ceramic or carbon fiber reinforced PEEK
material provide efficiency gains in magnetic couplings
by reducing eddy current losses to zero.

Operating limits
Ceramic can: pressure up to 25 bar (363 PSI), temperature up to 350°C (662 °F)
PEEK can: pressure up to 40 bar (580 PSI), temperature up to 150°C (302 °F)

Other limits are available on request