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MAGBLU CIRCULATING PUMP For heat pump installations


Introducing the MAGBLU™ High Flow Circulating Pump – compact in size, powerful in performance. Specifically designed for heat pump systems, this high-efficiency pump delivers an impressive 8.1 metre head and 3.6 m³/h flow rate, perfect for renewable installations.


With a class-leading 135mm body and 5-year warranty, the MAGBLU™ 8M offers exceptional output in a compact form – perfect for tight spaces without compromising on performance. It features 9-speed control, quiet operation, and energy efficiency with EEI < 0.21, all backed by full UK and EU compliance.


NAVYSEAL


NAVYSEAL PTFE CORD


NavYseal PTFE Cord is a high-grade alternative to traditional PTFE tape, featuring a thicker, string-like design that wraps securely around threads to deliver a tighter, more reliable seal across a wide range of applications.


With over 200 high-strength fibres per cord and advanced wetting properties for optimal adhesion to metallic surfaces, NavYseal ensures maximum sealing efficiency and durability, even under demanding conditions. Fully certified to CE EN 751-2 and BS 6920, and with a temperature range of -55°C to +180°C, NavYseal combines strength, precision, and practicality.


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