Blackmer Adds Electric Heating Option to NP Series Pumps

09.07.2010

Blackmer is pleased to announce that it has upgraded the 2.5-inch and 3-inch models of its NP Series Sliding Vane Pumps with optional Electric Heating.

Blackmer Adds Electric Heating Option to NP Series Pumps

Blackmer

The Electric Heating option may be used in place of jacketed heads in order to provide pump heating for applications that normally require jackets, such as handling asphalt, bitumen, molasses, lube oils, etc. Blackmer will continue to offer jacketed heads for customers who need NP pumps with steam and hot-oil capabilities.

The following modifications have been made to the NP2.5 and NP3 pump models in order to accommodate the Electric Heating option:

  • Two bosses have been added to the gland area of the inboard head in order to allow drilling for two heat pots
  • Thicker bearing cover allows for third heating pot to be located on the outboard side of pump
  • The heating pots are drilled and reamed to 12.5 mm and will accept any type of heating element that meets those dimensions
  • Special sleeve bearings, a stainless-steel relief-valve spring, high-temperature paint and high-temperature shaft packing will be included on any NP pump that is featuring the Electric Heating option

Blackmer NP Series pumps are specifically designed to offer maximum versatility for handling a wide variety of clean, non-corrosive liquids, including fluids of varying viscosities and temperatures. These pumps have been designed to minimize sheer and agitation while providing excellent self-priming and dry run capabilities.

Source: Blackmer

More articles on this topic

AHR Expo Releases Update for 2021 Show Planning

29.09.2020 -

AHR Expo Show Management announced the postponement of the original planned Show dates of January 25-27 for the 2021 AHR Expo in Chicago. Both McCormick Place and Choose Chicago , an organization dedicated to bringing visitors to Chicago, recognize how vital the Show is to the city and have offered Show Management the dates of March 15-17, 2021 to host the HVACR industry.

Read more