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- Cornell Pump
Water pump MX seriesvanestationaryindustrial
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Characteristics
- Fluid
- water
- Technology
- vane
- Mobility
- stationary
- Domain
- industrial, mining and quarrying
- Applications
- transfer, high-pressure, service, dewatering, for industrial applications, lift
- Protection level
- robust
- Other characteristics
- suction, small, fully-enclosed, hybrid, wall
- Flow
Max.: 8,000 us gal/min
(30,283.29427 l/min)Min.: 0 us gal/min
(0 l/min)- Head
Max.: 256 m
(839'10" )Min.: 0 m
(0'00" )
Description
Hybrid Pumps
Cornell Pump hybrid pumps are able to handle dirty water and viscous slurries. They can handle small solids and high operating pressures for up to 800′ of head. Hybrid pumps are ideal for applications in the mining, oilfield, and construction industries. Dewatering and water transfer are common uses for hybrid pumps.
MX-Series Pumps
4622MX-high-headDesigned to handle high head applications, MX pumps are used in many mining, agricultural, and industrial dewatering applications due to their long service life and suction lift capabilities. The high head MX Series pumps have multi-vane, enclosed impellers designed for industry leading efficiency, and are available in a horizontal frame & SAE engine mounted configurations.
Features and Benefits:
Extra heavy wall thickness
High quality construction
Robust Mount Frame with mounting surfaces
CA6NM impellers
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