Small low-speed thruster

Brand:Vic Environmental Protection

Model:complete

Specifications:customizable

　　Pump body material:cast iron

Motor power:0.85KW

Impeller speed:740/960r/min

　Diameter:260-790mm

Water thrust:260N

Maximum turning angle:-60°~+60°

　Installation method:Fixed (movable turning type)

Advantages of small low-speed thruster

　　1. High speed motor with strong power:Intelligent processing casting, smooth operation, surface treated with moisture and rust prevention.

　　2. All copper wire motor:The super strong power adopts all copper wire for high temperature resistance, longer service life, stability and reliability.

　3. High precision rotor:No noise, stable and reliable, sufficient power, long service life, no noise, suitable for high-speed operation.

4. Propeller type:Stainless steel 304 impeller, made of stainless steel 304 material, thickened and sharp impeller. The impeller has been optimized for high efficiency, and the swept back blades have self-cleaning function to prevent sediment blockage.

Product details of small low-speed thruster

　　1. High temperature resistant mechanical seal:Long service life, wear-resistant and durable bearings.

　2. Good oxygen and aging resistance:Corrosion resistant, mechanical sealing ring.

　　3. Motor protection cover, protecting motor safety:No damage, use more reliable silicone sealing rings.

4. Equipped with water leakage, electric leakage, and over temperature protection probes:A professional control cabinet is required (please contact customer service if you need to install a 7-core cable).

Precautions for small low-speed thrusters

1. The guide rod or wire should be perpendicular to the horizontal plane and can be calibrated with a plumb bob.

2. When lifting the hook from the submersible mixer, the impeller end should be inclined upward relative to the horizontal plane.

3. Through the lifting device. The adjustment of the chain on the submersible mixer ensures that the hook and lifting center of gravity of the submersible mixer are in the same vertical line during the process of sliding down the guide rod or wire.