New Single Stage Centrifugal Pumps MG 1 and MG 2

10.11.2003

SAER is proud to announce that during EIMA Exhibition, that will take place in Bologna from November 15-18, 2003, SAER will show a new production of flanged single stage centrifugal pumps according to UNI-EN 733 norms, coupled with an electric motor type B3-B5 with joint.

New Single Stage Centrifugal Pumps MG 1 and MG 2

  • name of the series : MG-1 (version without motor) and MG-2 (version with motor)
  • number of models : 57
  • power from HP 7,5 to HP 100 – 2 Poles
  • max. head : 100 m
  • max. flow : 255 m3/h
  • available versions:

    --cast iron G25

    --stainless steel INOX AISI 316 (melted and precision casted)

    --marine bronze G-CuSn10

  • mechanical seal : standard silicon carbide – Alumina Oxide (other types on demand)
  • pump shaft : supported by bearing
  • coupling directly installed on the pump shaft
  • electric motor : B3 – B5, IP 55 protection

The production will be starting in December 2003 and catalogues and price lists will be available at the end of November 2003.

This version has been designed following UNI9490 anti-fire rules and to obtain a better price compared to the classic pump.

More articles on this topic

Atlas Copco Extends its WEDA Submersible Pump Range

19.07.2024 -

Atlas Copco is expanding its range of WEDA electric submersible pumps in response to increased requirements on dewatering pump wear resistance and autonomous operation. The four new models feature Atlas Copco’s patented Wear Deflector Technology, which draws on the company’s engineering design expertise combined with modern modelling and manufacturing techniques to deliver superior pump reliability and longer service life in extremely arduous operating environments.

Read more

ProMinent’s DULCOLEVEL Sensor Enables Easy Level Measurement

16.07.2024 -

One sensor for all applications – regardless of the liquid involved – is no longer a pipe dream, thanks to the new radar liquid level sensors. This technology has universally proven its worth in practice over the last two years: in foaming, aggressive, cloudy or transparent liquid media, the radar sensors are able to measure the levels very accurately and reliably.

Read more