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Product Description

End Suction Back Pullout Centrifugal Pumps (Metallic) is designed according to ISO 2858, ISO 5199 and API-610. These are structured as single stage pumps with back pull out design. The impellers used are semi-opened ones. The raw materials used in manufacturing these pumps are of high grade. Hence these products are long lasting and put in high performance. All these pumps are thick walled and resist high pipe forces. The Centrifugal Pumps (Metallic) are quite popular with our valued customers.

Specifications:

Capacity up to 800 m³/hr
Head up to 140 mtrs
Operating Pressure up to 26 Bars
Operating Temp. up to 260° C
Operating Speed 1450 & 2900 rpm

Features:

Designed in accordance with ISO 2858, ISO 5199 & API-610
The pumps are horizontal, single stage, single volute with back pull out design
Our impellers are semi-open impellers
Double raw thrust bearing: Keeps end play less than 0.025 mm for maximum seal life. Bearings sized for 2 year minimum and B10 average life. (Single row for Group 1A)
Renewable shaft sleeve : Hook-type shaft sleeve is free to expand with temperature variation
Jacketed volute casing and mounting either foot / centre line support can be provided on request
Heavy duty shaft: Maximum shaft deflection less than 0.05 mm at face of the stuffing box. Insures long seal and bearing life and low maintenance
Heavy walled casing : All pumps have wall thickness Corresponds to 16 Bar Pressure Rating. Resists high pipe forces and moments. ANSI 150 # Flange Standard
Simple-fast external impeller adjustment : Original high efficiency maintained by impeller adjustment resulting in long term energy savings
Maximum sealing flexibility: Choice of packed box or mechanical seal. Any type of mechanical seal can be fitted without modification of the pump