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Centrifugal pump NC.E
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Characteristics

Technology
centrifugal
Fluid
water
Operation
electric
Applications
firefighting
Material
stainless steel, bronze
Other characteristics
horizontal mount, single-stage
Flow

222 l/s
(58.6462 us gal/s)

Head

160 m
(524'11" )

Power

180 kW
(244.73 hp)

Description

Overview
Single-stage horizontal end-suction centrifugal pumps, standardized to DIN 24255/EN 733 and designed/manufactured in accordance with UNI EN 12845 and UNI EN 12259-12 for use in firefighting systems. Back Pull-Out construction allows removal of the rotating assembly for service without dismantling pump casing or connected piping. Impeller in stainless steel or bronze with bronze wear ring. Suitable for integration into firefighting pump sets driven by electric or diesel engines.

Product type
End-suction pumps for firefighting EN 12259-12

Key features
  • Single-stage horizontal end-suction centrifugal design
  • Back Pull-Out for maintenance without dismantling piping
  • Impeller: stainless steel or bronze
  • Bronze wear ring
  • Designed for integration in electric- or diesel-driven pump sets
  • Standards: DIN 24255 / EN 733; UNI EN 12845; UNI EN 12259-12


Performance
Flow rate up to: 222 l/s
Head up to: 160 m
Power up to: 180 kW

Technical specifications
  • Maximum flow: 222 l/s
  • Maximum head: 160 m
  • Maximum power: 180 kW
  • Applicable standards: DIN 24255 / EN 733; UNI EN 12845; UNI EN 12259-12
  • Impeller material: stainless steel or bronze
  • Wear ring: bronze
  • Maintenance: Back Pull-Out design enabling servicing without pipe disassembly
  • Application: Firefighting systems; integration in firefighting pump sets (electric or diesel driven)

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