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Oberdorfer R1031FPN Discontinued Chemsteel Gear Pump Stainless Steel
Product Details Page:
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| FEATURES |
| Pump Body: |
316 Stainless Steel or Alloy C Pedestal Pumps, single pump style or in Tandem.
Also available in Non-Metallic Ryton versions. Chemsteel Non-Metallic Series.
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| Ports: |
1/4" to 1 1/2" NPT (BSP threads available) |
| Flow: |
From .5 to 30 GPM Max at 1750RPM |
| Pressure: |
From 0 to 150psi |
| Temperature: |
From -50F to 450F |
| Bearings: |
Carbon Graphite, Teflon or Rulon. Slotted for lubrication. |
| Gears: |
Available Helical Gear combinations made from:
Ryton, 316 SS, PEEK, Alloy C, W88 and Teflon |
| Shaft Seal: |
Styles available include:
Bellows, Double Bellows, Wedge, Double Wedge, Double Lip, Packing and Packing with Lantern Ring
Materials available include:
Carbon, Silicon Carbide, Ceramic, Viton, EPDM,
Teflon, Kalrez, Teflon with Graphite and Grafoil |
| Gear Shafts: |
316 Stainless Steel or Alloy C |
| Motor / Drive: |
Close Coupled with available NEMA or IEC motor brackets, Direct Drive with flexible coupling or Pulley Drive can be used. We have many motor options and can assemble for you. |
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| APPLICATIONS / CHARACTERISTICS |
316 STAINLESS STEEL OR ALLOY C PEDESTAL MOUNT ROTARY GEAR PUMPS
Also available in Non-Metallic Ryton versions. Chemsteel Non-Metallic Series.
A wide variety of sizes and options available in a durable and proven pump design.
See data sheets for specific features and options for each pump series.
Relief valve required for safety.
Service life will be increased substantially if the liquid pumped is clean and has some degree of lubricity. Any liquid compatible with the pump components can be pumped providing proper seal has been specified. Close tolerances and the positive pumping action make the rotary gear pump capable of lifting water on the suction side as high as 20 feet. |
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