Bell & Gossett, a xylem brand Datasheets for Liquid Handling Pumps
Industrial liquid handling pumps are classified in many different ways, and are distinguished by the media pumped and the fluid motive mechanism (dynamic or displacement).
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficient circulators (small in-line pumps) for hydronic heating, potable water recirculation (plumbing), and solar thermal applications. Circulators are cast iron or lead-free bronze constructed with oil lubricated, wet rotor... | |
| Floor mounted End Suction Pumps with foot supported volutes in several designs. Small maintenance-free pumps (Series e-1522), foot mounted close coupled cast iron pumps (Series e-1531, e-1535), small foot mounted... | |
| Multi-stage Vertical Turbine Pumps with bronze impellers and cast iron bowls. The line shaft turbine pumps have above-ground discharge with water-lubricated line shaft bearings. The column pipe coupling has bronze... | |
| Space Saving In-line pumps available in several designs. Maintenance-free (Series 60), close coupled (Series 80 and 90) and split coupled (Series 80-SC) pumps; flows to 4,000 GPM. Higher hydraulic and... | |
| Vertical high pressure pumps (Series e-SV)for water boost applications. Stainless steel or cast iron construction with multiple suction and discharge orientations. Flows to 350 GPM and 800 feet TDH. Designed... | |
| Vertically split, multiple flange orientation pumps (Series VSX); flows to 25,000 GPM. Horizontally split pumps (Series HSC3, HSC-S, HSCS); flows to 12,500 GPM. Maintenance-Free Bearings, new One-Piece Unitized Seal, Groutless... |