CPVC, FRP and PVDF centrifugal pumps for aggressive fluids

Features of C Series end suction centrifugal pumps:
Optimum chemical resistance with choice of precision molded CPVC (Corzan®), fiberglass reinforced Polypropylene, or PVDF
No metal in contact with fluid being pumped
FPM seal elastomers and o-rings standard, EPDM available
300 series stainless steel shaft with belt-drive or direct coupled drivers
Dynamically balanced, enclosed impellers
Totally enclosed motors
Available with bearing frame for belt drive or direct coupled driver

Typical Applications for C Series centrifugal pumps:
Pumping for aeration, agitation, filtration, recirculation, spraying, and transfer in the following industries:

Plating
Electronics
Photo Processing
Pollution Control
Chemical Processing
Water Treatment

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Description

Hayward Centrifugal Pumps for Chemicals
CPVC, FRP and PVDF centrifugal pumps for aggressive fluids
Hayward C series PVDF chemical pump

The C5, C7 and C8 Series end suction centrifugal pumps are designed specifically for continuous chemical duty service. They are rugged, precision molded, and feature dynamically balanced, enclosed impellers. Units are available in CPVC (Corzan®), fiberglass reinforced Polypropylene, and PVDF (Solef® ) with ratings of 1/3, 1, and 1½ horsepower. The standard mechanical seal is a John Crane Type 21 single seal, carbon/ceramic. Other seal materials are available depending on the process fluid. And, water-wash seals are available for especially aggressive or “crystallizing” liquids. Pump models are also available with a rugged cast iron bearing frame for belt-drive or other coupled drivers.

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Additional information

Flow Rate

2" 9cu/m, 2" 15cu/m, 2-1/2" 20cu/m, 2-1/2" 25cu/m

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