- Hydraulics - Pneumatics
- Pump
- Diaphragm pump
- Bran+Luebbe
Diaphragm pump NOVAPLEX Integralwaterfor chemicalselectric
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Characteristics
- Technology
- diaphragm
- Fluid
- water, for chemicals
- Operation
- electric
- Mobility
- stationary
- Domain
- industrial
- Applications
- metering, process, lubrication
- Other characteristics
- compact, double, modular, for high flow rates, built-in, integrated
- Flow
Min.: 1,730 l/h
(457.01765 us gal/h)Max.: 62,300 l/h
(16,457.91886 us gal/h)- Pressure
Min.: 25 bar
(362.594 psi)Max.: 400 bar
(5,801.51 psi)- Power
Min.: 22 kW
(29.91 hp)Max.: 315 kW
(428.28 hp)- Length
1,345 mm, 1,680 mm, 2,300 mm, 2,650 mm
(53 in, 66 in, 91 in, 104 in)- Width
1,170 mm, 1,550 mm, 1,920 mm, 2,140 mm
(46.06 in, 61.02 in, 75.59 in, 84.25 in)- Height
1,580 mm, 2,250 mm, 2,500 mm, 2,950 mm
(62.2 in, 88.58 in, 98.43 in, 116.14 in)- Weight
1,800 kg, 5,000 kg, 11,800 kg
(3,968.32 lb, 11,023.11 lb, 26,014.55 lb)
Description
The Bran+Luebbe NOVAPLEX Integral is a flexible high performance process diaphragm pump for high flow rates and operating pressures.
Features
NOVAPLEX Integral pumps are powerful process diaphragm pumps for a variety of applications. They are best suited for critical high pressure installations where the capabilities of traditional metering pumps are exceeded.
Double diaphragm pumpheads with
positive diaphragm position control
built-in pressure relief valve
diaphragm failure indication
Crank gears with
integrated lubrication system
anti-friction bearings
Modular concept
Integrated gear reducer
Minimized footprint
Compact design
Reasons to consider the NOVAPLEX Integral Pump
Excellent Emission Control
High Reliability
Low noise due to utilization of 4- resp. 6-poles motors
Minimized Life Cycle Cost
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