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Industrial Pumps

industrial pumps

Table: Industrial Pump Specifications

ImagePump TypeDescription & ApplicationTypical Flow
Range
centrifugalCentrifugal (SingleStage)General purpose water transfer, process pumping. Simple design5 - 5,000 m³/h
centrifugal (multistage)Centrifugal (Multistage)High-pressure applications. Multiple impellers on a single
shaft.
1 - 500 m³/h
submersible (slurry)Submersible (Slurry)
Designed to operate fully submerged in sumps. Handles abrasive solids.10 - 2,000 m³/h
submersible (dewatering)Submersible (Dewatering)For pumping clean or dirty water. Not for heavy abrasives.5 - 1,000 m³/h
horizontal spindleHorizontal SpindleLong shaft allowing placement away from the sump.
10 - 4,000 m³/h
vertical spindle (vsx)Vertical Spindle (VSX)Cantilever design for sump pumping with no submerged bearings.
10 - 2,500 m³/h
diaphragm (aodd)Diaphragm (AODD)Air-operated. Positive
displacement. Can run dry. Handles viscous fluids and solids
1 - 200 m³/h
gear pumpGear PumpPositive displacement. Provides a constant flow. For high-viscosity fluids.0.1 - 400 m³/h

Key Compliance & Certifications:

ItemDescription
Design & Manufacture ISO 5199 (Technical specifications for centrifugal pumps),
ASME B73.1, ISO 2858.
Performance TestingHydrostatic test per ISO 9905. Performance acceptance tests per ISO 9906 Grade 2B.
Dynamic BalancingISO 1940 G6.3 standard or better
Quality ManagementISO 9001:2015.
MaterialsASTM / SANS specifications for metallurgy; abrasion-resistant materials (A49, Ni-Hard) are standard for slurry applications.