DN25-DN300 G-type Horizontal Stainless Steel Single Screw Pump
Product Material: 304 stainless steel, cast iron, etc
Head Range:60-300m
Inlet/Outlet Range:DN25-DN300
Motor Power:0.75-90kW
Conveying Materials: Various viscous pastes, cement and other media
G-type Horizontal Stainless Steel Single Screw Pump
Core Performance
- Flow coverage
- Lift capacity
- Pipeline compatibility
- Power configuration
Technical Highlights
- Multi-material selection
- Low Shear Conveying
- Ease of Maintenance

| Feature / Dimension | Progressive Cavity Pump (PC Pump / Screw Pump) | Centrifugal Pump | Selection & Application Advice |
| 1. Medium Adaptability | High-Viscosity & High-Solids Handles high-viscosity fluids (e.g., sludge, pastes, heavy oil), abrasives, and media with solids/fibers without clogging | Low-Viscosity & Clean Liquids Best for water, thin chemicals, and clean or slightly contaminated fluids. Efficiency drops sharply with viscous media. | Use PC Pump for thick sludge, polymers, and heavy fluids. Use Centrifugal Pump for clean water and high-flow circulation. |
| 2. Flow & Pressure Characteristics | Constant Flow (Positive Displacement) Flow rate is directly proportional to speed (RPM) and remains stable regardless of discharge pressure changes. | Variable Flow (Dynamic) Flow rate decreases significantly as discharge pressure (head) increases along the performance curve. | Use PC Pump for precise dosing, metering, or high backpressure systems. Use Centrifugal Pump for general water transfer. |
| 3. Shear Sensitivity | Very Low Shear Force Gentle, low-speed axial movement preserves delicate fluid structures, emulsions, and polymers without damage. | High Shear Force High-speed impeller rotation (1450/2900 RPM) creates strong shear stress, which can degrade or emulsify sensitive media. | Use PC Pump for shear-sensitive polymers, flocculants, emulsions, and food products. |
| 4. Self-Priming & Dry Running | Strong Self-Priming / NO Dry Running High vacuum suction capability; however, dry running will immediately burn out the elastomeric stator due to friction heat. | Limited Self-Priming / Seal Risk Standard models require priming/foot valves; dry running will damage mechanical seals and bushings. | Install dry-running protection devices (e.g., temperature or pressure sensors) for Progressive Cavity Pumps. |
Principle: A metal rotor rotates inside a resilient elastomer stator, creating moving sealed cavities that continuously convey fluid.
Advantages: Smooth and pulseless flow, strong self-priming capability, and excellent ability to handle high-viscosity or shear-sensitive liquids with solids.
Q2: What applications/media is it best suited for?
High-Viscosity Fluids: Slurry, polymers, resins, sludge, grease, and thick syrups.
Abrasive & Particle-Laden Fluids: Sewage sludge, paper pulp, wastewater, and fluids with soft/hard suspended solids.
Shear-Sensitive Media: Latex, emulsions, and delicate chemical/food products (does not damage media structure).

