Centrifugal Pumps

Heavy-duty centrifugal pumps built to API 610 / ISO 13709 for hydrocarbon and refinery service, available in overhung (OH), between-bearings (BB), and vertically suspended (VS) configurations rated for elevated temperature and pressure.

Horizontal end-suction pumps built to the ASME B73.1 dimensional standard so units from different makers are interchangeable; commonly used for general chemical and utility transfer duties.

Pumps with one impeller that generate moderate head at high flow, used for transfer, circulation, and general utility services where high differential pressure is not required.

Pumps with two or more impellers in series to build high differential head, used for water injection, boiler feed, and high-pressure transfer applications.

Heavy-walled centrifugal pumps with hardened or elastomer-lined wetted parts and large open impellers, designed to pump abrasive solids-laden fluids such as drilling mud and sand-bearing slurries.

Pumps with no dynamic shaft seal, using a canned motor or magnetic coupling to contain the process fluid hermetically; used for hazardous, volatile, or leak-sensitive liquids.

Single-stage pumps with a double-suction impeller fed from both sides to balance axial thrust and reduce NPSH required, suited to high-flow water transfer and cooling duties.

Portable or skid-mounted, often diesel-driven centrifugal units for high-volume water transfer, dewatering, and frac water movement, frequently offered as rental equipment.

Replacement components including impellers, casings, wear rings, shafts, mechanical seals, and bearing assemblies used to repair or rebuild centrifugal pumps.