BBA Pumps Reduces Weight of PT150 Wellpointing Pump

13.09.2018

"How much does it weigh?" This is always the first question asked by logistic companies and crane operators. Mobile pumps and weight savings go hand in hand.

BBA Pumps Reduces Weight of PT150 Wellpointing Pump

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his is why BBA Pumps has reduced the weight of the PT150 wellpointing pump by as much as 135 kg. This provides a great advantage particularly on the construction site when moving the pump with a mobile crane.

By incorporating more composite components and adjusting some cast parts, BBA Pumps does not have to compromise on the robustness. The modernized sound attenuated PT150 has yielded the largest weight savings. The electric pumps in the stackable frame have also become significantly lighter.

The new type designations are now PT150 D155 and PT150 D185.

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