Water pump 4NHTA- F
electricimpellerstationary

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Characteristics

Fluid
water
Operation
electric
Technology
impeller
Mobility
stationary
Domain
industrial
Applications
cleaning
Protection level
robust
Other characteristics
flow, cutter
Flow

Max.: 6,400 m³/h
(226,013.86702 ft³/h)

Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)

Head

Max.: 140 m
(459'03" )

Min.: 0 m
(0'00" )

Description

Cornell cutters address ragging and plugging. The Blade Cutter allows for minimal efficiency loss, with the Waste Warrior tackling aggressive plugging. Installed pumps see dramatic increases in up-time, with thousands of dollars a year in savings. Cornell can install the cutter assembly in more than 30 pump models. The recognizable design incorporating mounting surfaces rather than mounting feet lets you know it’s a quality Cornell Pump frame supporting a robust Cornell pump. Designed to break up clogs and prevent ragging Hardened for long life Shaped to minimize flow restrictions Saves labor and downtime required to clean out clogs Breaks up “flushable” wipes and other materials in municipal applications Breaks up clumps of straw in manure applications Cutter Pumps cutter_pumpCornell’s cutter pump solutions were created to address the urgent need of reducing clogging due to ragging. With the increased use of ‘flushable’ materials and extraneous cleaning products, the issue of clogging leading to downtime, pump destruction, and pipe damage, has increased markedly. Useful in municipal, agricultural, and other markets, the cutter’s unique stationary and rotating blade design allows material to pass through the impeller that would tend to clog a non-cutter pump. Energy efficient and robust, the cutter comes in two versions, the Blade Cutter, and the Waste Warrior. The Waste Warrior is designed for more aggressive ragging and plugging.

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