Abstract: It is sought to provide a rear casing arrangement for a magnetic drive pump, which can sufficiently provide such functions pressure resistance and heat resistance, which give rise to problems in the case of manufacturing the rear casing from a material based on a synthetic resin, and can also be manufactured at low cost. A reinforcing belt-like ring member is woundly fitted on the outer periphery of a cylindrical barrel part of an inner casing member constituting a rear casing. The belt-like ring member has a width smaller than the length of the barrel part. A casing cover member is fitted on the belt-like ring member in the above fitted state. Alternatively, it is possible to fit the belt-like ring member on the outer periphery of a barrel part of the casing cover member. These parts can be disassembled.

Abstract: It is sought to provide a rear casing arrangement for a magnetic drive pump, which can sufficiently provide such functions pressure resistance and heat resistance, which give rise to problems in the case of manufacturing the rear casing from a material based on a synthetic resin, and can also be manufactured at low cost.

Abstract: A magnetic pump comprises a front casing (1) for forming an interior pump space (2) and having an inlet (3) for drawing in a fluid to be pumped and an outlet (4) for discharging the fluid, a rear casing (6) for forming a cylindrical space (5) extending from the pump space (2), a supporting shaft (7) having a rear end supported by a rear end of the rear casing (6) and a front end facing to the pump space (2), and a rotator (10) rotatably supported by the supporting shaft (7). The rotator (10) includes a totally cylindrical magnetic can (13) having an inner circumference on which a cylindrical rotary bearing mounted and an outer circumference on which a driven magnet is mounted, and an impeller (14) secured on a front end of the magnetic can (13) and accommodated in the pump space (2) so as to rotate integrally with the magnetic can (13). A rear bearing (19) is located at a rear end of the rotary bearing (11) via a cushion member (18).