- Displacement
- 5–40 mL/rev
- Speed
- 500–4000 rpm
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Cooling & Lubrication Pumps · MT series
MT Series Immersion Machine Tool Coolant Pump
Immersion centrifugal coolant pump mounted directly on the coolant tank, circulating fluid for cutting, grinding and washing.
- Immersion type
- Chip tolerant
- 380 V 3-phase
- Max. flow
- 100 L/min
- Max. head
- 22 m
- Power supply
- 380 VAC 3-phase
- Immersion depth
- 120–350 mm
* Sample data on this page; the official catalogue prevails.
Overview
In machining, coolant has to remove cutting heat, flush away chips and lubricate the tool. The MT series is built for exactly that: the pump sits in the coolant tank, its open impeller passes fine chips, and the outlet connects straight to the machine’s coolant lines.
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Immersion mounting
The pump body sits in the tank — no priming, coolant flows on start, and it saves space.
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Chip tolerant
Open / semi-open impellers and wide channels pass fine chips and abrasive particles without clogging.
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Broad fluid compatibility
For emulsions, cutting oils, grinding fluids and washing liquids.
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Many variants
Choice of immersion depth and outlet direction to fit different machine tanks.
Specifications
| Pump type | Vertical immersion centrifugal pump |
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| Power supply | 380 VAC 3-phase, 50 Hz |
| Flow range | 10–100 L/min |
| Head range | 3–22 m |
| Fluids | Emulsion, cutting oil, grinding fluid, washing fluid |
| Fluid temperature | 0 to +60 °C |
| Immersion depth | 120 / 170 / 220 / 270 / 350 mm |
| Impeller | Open / semi-open |
| Protection | IP55 |
| Insulation class | F |
Models
Performance curves
- MT-40-8
- MT-80-14
- MT-100-22
Dimensions & interfaces
Dimension drawing to follow (updated once CAD is available)
| Outlet | Female thread G1/2 – G1 |
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| Mounting | Flange on tank cover |
| Electrical | Terminal box |
| Weight | 4–11 kg (by model) |
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