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FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 Magnetic-Drive Straight Centrifugal Pump

The FINISH THOMPSON Magnetic Drive Pump: Polypropylene is a magnetic-drive straight centrifugal pump with a polypropylene construction. It features a 1/8 hp horsepower, single-phase operation, and a nameplate voltage…

SKU 3G-OTH-98065

Also listed as: DB3PM612 · DB3P M612

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FINISH THOMPSON
Item
DB3P-M612 Magnetic-Drive Straight Centrifugal Pump
Part Number
DB3P-M612
Category
Magnetic-Drive Straight Centrifugal Pumps
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Manufacturer Part Number
DB3P-M612
Type
Single Phase, Polypropylene
Horsepower
1/8 hp
Gasket Material
Fluoroelastomer
Nameplate Voltage
115V AC

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Product Description

The FINISH THOMPSON Magnetic Drive Pump: Polypropylene is a magnetic-drive straight centrifugal pump with a polypropylene construction. It features a 1/8 hp horsepower, single-phase operation, and a nameplate voltage of 115V AC. The pump includes a fluoroelastomer gasket material and is identified by manufacturer part number DB3P-M612.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 magnetic drive pump used for?

The FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 is a magnetic-drive straight centrifugal pump used for transferring corrosive or sensitive fluids in industrial applications such as chemical processing, plating, and filtration. Its polypropylene construction and fluoroelastomer gasket resist chemical attack, while the sealless magnetic drive prevents leaks.

What are the specifications of the FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 pump?

The FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 is a single-phase, polypropylene magnetic-drive pump with 1/8 hp horsepower and a nameplate voltage of 115V AC. It uses a fluoroelastomer gasket material. The manufacturer part number is DB3P-M612, and it is designed for straight centrifugal pumping of corrosive fluids.

Where to buy the FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 pump worldwide?

You can source the FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 pump through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide competitive sourcing for this FINISH THOMPSON magnetic drive pump.

How to install a FINISH THOMPSON magnetic drive pump?

Install the FINISH THOMPSON DB3P-M612 on a stable, level surface near the fluid source. Ensure the pump is wired to a 115V AC single-phase supply and that all connections are tight. Prime the pump by filling the casing with fluid before startup. Never run dry, as this can damage the magnetic drive. Follow standard centrifugal pump best practices.

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Common applications for FINISH THOMPSON
Chemical processing — FINISH THOMPSON PVDF drum pump tubes (e.g., DPFV012) for transferring corrosive acids and solvents.
Wastewater treatment — FINISH THOMPSON 316 SS air drum pumps (e.g., DBTS038) for handling sludge and solids-laden fluids.
General industrial fluid transfer — FINISH THOMPSON electric centrifugal pumps (e.g., PFP-40 & M3V Kit) for low-viscosity liquids like water or coolants.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing — FINISH THOMPSON PP drum pumps (e.g., DSFP022) for transferring non-corrosive process fluids.
Flow monitoring in chemical lines — FINISH THOMPSON paddlewheel flowmeters (e.g., 211013-5) for measuring corrosive fluid flow rates.
Drum emptying in paint and coatings — FINISH THOMPSON low viscosity centrifugal pumps (e.g., SFV-48 & M6 Kit) for transferring solvents and resins.
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3G Electric supplies FINISH THOMPSON magnetic-drive straight centrifugal pumps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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