- Hydraulics - Pneumatics
- Pump
- Impeller pump
- SALVATORE ROBUSCHI & C. srl
- Products
- Catalogs
- News & Trends
- Exhibitions
Impeller pump HD serieswaterelectricself-priming
Add to favorites
Compare this product
Characteristics
- Technology
- impeller
- Fluid
- water
- Operation
- electric
- Priming
- self-priming
- Mobility
- stationary, mobile
- Domain
- industrial, chemical
- Applications
- process, service, recovery
- Material
- steel
- Protection level
- standard
- Other characteristics
- small, double, seal, tandem
- Flow
200 m³/h
(7,062.93334 ft³/h)- Pressure
8 bar
(116.03 psi)- Head
60 m
(196'10" )- Fluid temperature
120 °C
(248 °F)
Description
HD pumps
HD pumps have the same interaxis of ISO 5199 chemical norm pumps, this means easy interchangeability. Casing and impeller manufactured with investment casting technology. Standard IEC motor (different brand available) with stub shaft design. Possibility to choose seal arrangement: single, bouble tandem, double back to back and packing gland.
Use
HD pumps can handle aggressive organic and inorganic liquids in chemical industries. They are also used in general industrial service, foodstuff industry, water/solvent recovery process, power stations, steel industry and small evaporator plants.
Materials
Standard: AISI 316
Hydraulic
Closed impeller
VIDEO
Catalogs
No catalogs are available for this product.
See all of SALVATORE ROBUSCHI & C. srl‘s catalogsExhibitions
Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):
Other SALVATORE ROBUSCHI & C. srl products
PRODUCTS
Related Searches
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.
About DirectIndustry
DirectIndustry is a marketplace that offers B2B players a complete experience, from product sourcing to purchase. DirectIndustry is an entity of VirtualExpo Group.
Are you a buyer?
Are you a supplier?