Axflow Pumps Available On Fast-Build Basis



Axflow has announced that the latest additions to its centrifugal pumps range will be made available on a fast-build and ex-stock basis. The Close Coupled Centrifugal (CCC) and ISO-Process pumps have been introduced to provide a fast-turnaround delivery service. The DIN 24255 CCC horizontal, single-stage end-suction pump is suitable for a range of non-hazardous industrial applications.

Available in 42 sizes, the CCC can satisfy duties up to 40 bar and temperatures from -20 to 130C. It can be ordered with a choice of casings, including cast iron, 316 stainless steel, bronze, cast steel, Hastelloy and Duplex alloys. Single and double mechanical seals can be fitted as standard. The Axflow ISO-Process Pump is built to ISO 2858 and ISO 5199 standards for applications in the chemical-processing industries where temperatures range between -20 and 140C.

Available in 29 sizes and a range of materials that includes cast iron and stainless steel as standard, pressures of up to 40 bar and flow rates of 250l/sec can be accommodated. Operating efficiency and a stable performance at high speeds are provided by the single-stage impeller and all pump sets can be constructed to meet Atex certifications.

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