ABS Launches New Pump in AS Family

10.09.2004

ABS is pleased to announce the addition of the AS 0631 to the AS pump family. The new pump is a DN 65 vortex model and utilizes 2 pole motors. These pumps are based on the K63 models made by Pumpex and the extension forms part of the co-ordination program between the Pumpex and ABS pump ranges.

ABS Launches New Pump in AS Family

The AS 0631 is available in both single and three phase versions in 50Hz and 60Hz.The unit incorporates the existing well proven AS technology and is ideal for the pumping of communal and domestic sewage or industrial effluent.

Key benefits of AS 0631 include

  • Maximum pumping head of 22m for 50Hz models, or 25m / 83ft for 60Hz models
  • Vortex hydraulic allowing 40mm solids passage
  • Compact design
  • High-head pumping
  • Compatible with existing installations
  • Proven technology

ABS submersible pumps of the AS series have been designed for the economical and reliable pumping of sewage and wastewater in private, communal and industrial applications. The AS series can be used in both fixed or transportable application, and models with vortex hydraulics are particularily suitable for fluids containing fibrous or abrasive matter, and for sewage.

Source: Sulzer Ltd.

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