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Horizontal centrifugal pumps

Centrifugal pump for highly aggressive media.

These horizontal centrifugal pumps are operated by a direct-drive motor (max. 3.000 rpm). They are especially suitable for a fast transfer of chemicals when emptying containers or tanks as well as for applications when a medium has to be pumped in circulation.

The JP-840 series offers several pump sizes with flow rates from 6 to 75 m³/h and head from 7,2 to 38 m. Their special construction with an open-impeller allows even the pumping of extremely dirty liquids or media containing small solids.

Horizontal centrifugal pump

Functional principle of horizontal centrifugal pumps

• The impeller is connected over the shaft with the direct-drive electric motor. It rotates at a preset speed and produces a centrifugal effect (suction on the inlet and discharge on the outlet).

Horizontal centrifugal pump functional principle

The maximum viscosity for these centrifugal pumps is 500 mPas (at 20°C) and the maximum temperature of the medium 65°C at PP or 95°C at PVDF. Depending on the application there are two versions available with different internal seals (lip seal or bellow-type seal).

The availability of different materials of construction – depending on chemical and thermal resistance of medium or environment – guarantees an absolute reliability of operation and a long life time of pump.

Advantages of horizontal centrifugal pumps

• High chemical and thermal resistance.

• Space saving and robust construction.

• Suitability for continuous operation.

• Weldless construction and therefore absolute reliability of operation.

• Sealing via lip seal or bellow type seal.

• Applicability even with extremely dirty liquids or media containing small solids.

• Quick and easy maintenance.

• Inexpensive spare parts.

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