The rubber lobe pump is a type of lobe rotor pump. It refers to a lobe pump whose lobe (rotor) is made of rubber. It is mainly used to transport highly abrasive media, media containing solid impurities, or media that require self-priming. Occasion application. The shape of the rubber lobe (rotor) is also diverse, such as three-leaf spiral rotor, three-leaf linear rotor, two-leaf spiral rotor, two-leaf linear rotor, etc.
In order to better meet customers' application requirements, ACCUVON can provide pumps with a variety of structures/materials.Each pump incorporates a customer-tailored solution. When selecting the shape and material of the rotor, the characteristics of the conveyed medium need to be considered.
Rubber Rotor Material |
ACCUVON can provide rotors in rubber, plastic and stainless steel materials. This section will focus on rubber and plastic rotor pumps. ACCUVON is the world's largest manufacturer of elastomer-coated lobe pumps. Our elastomeric rotors are diversified to meet the individual needs of various users around the world.
Rubber Rotors Shape |
Tri-lobe, screw profile Wide border optimum rubber rotor
Tri-lobe, linear, with replaceable rotor tips PTFE rotor
1、replaceable PTFE or plastic inlaid rotor tips
2、for chemically problematic fluids
3、solvents-resistant
4、high volumetric efficiency
Dual-lobe, screw profile Wide border optimum rubber rotor
1、large sealing area with effective scraping edge
2、for abrasive and aggressive fluids
3、almost pulsation-free and high pressure stability
Dual-lobe, linear optimum rubber rotor
1、entirely elastomer coated
2、for aggressive and abrasive fluids
3、good pass performance
Environmental protection |
sewage treatment, chemical wastewater, sludge dewatering machine feeding, sewage pumping station, scum, lime slurry, landfill leachate, membrane treatment, MBR application, water supply and sedimentation tank sludge, etc.
Petrochemical |
crude oil, gasoline, diesel, lubricating oil, heavy oil, residual oil.
Chemical industry |
titanium dioxide, gypsum, materials with impurities.
Ships |
bilge wastewater, domestic sewage, waste oil, sludge, fuel oil.
Railways |
Vacuum discharge systems.
Transportation |
special tank trucks, vacuum sewage trucks.
Ceramics |
clay, lime slurry, colored glaze, iron oxide mud.
Biogas |
food waste, expired food, animal manure, various organic matter, etc.