New ABS Submersible Sludge Pump

22.06.2006

The new ABS submersible sludge pumps JS12-15 are small, lightweight and efficient. The pumps are designed for applications needing excellent solid handling capabilities.

New ABS Submersible Sludge Pump

New ABS Submersible Sludge Pumps (photo: ABS).

The main advantages of the new JS12-15 are:

  • 40 mm free solid passage using vortex impeller
  • Wear resistant hydraulic parts in modular cast iron
  • Lightweight aluminium design
  • Plug-in start with motor protection (single phase with built in capacitors)
  • Dry running capability
  • Float switch for automatic level control
  • The new ABS sludge pumps JS12-15 are available in 0,9 to 1,5 kW. The sludge pump series now includes six different models ranging from 0,9 kW to 9 kW. All ABS dewatering pumps are easy to service and maintain due to their modular design.

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