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Slurry pump HY50hydraulic motorsubmersibleimpeller
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Characteristics
- Fluid
- slurry
- Operation
- hydraulic motor
- Priming
- submersible
- Technology
- impeller
- Mobility
- stationary, mobile
- Domain
- industrial
- Applications
- dredging, lifting
- Fluid specification
- for abrasive fluids
- Other characteristics
- mechanical, flow, rugged
- Flow
Max.: 350 m³/h
(12,360.13335 ft³/h)Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)- Pressure
300 bar, 350 bar
(4,351.132 psi, 5,076.321 psi)- Head
Max.: 55 m
(180'05" )Min.: 0 m
(0'00" )- Power
45 kW
(61.18 hp)- Fluid temperature
40 °C
(104 °F)- Width
910 mm
(35.83 in)- Height
1,350 mm
(53.15 in)- Weight
610 kg
(1,344.82 lb)
Description
The HY50 is an hydraulic pump with high abrasion resistance and can handle material concentrations up to 70%. It is the ideal solution for industrial, mining, and dredging applications in other fields, guaranteeing maximum efficiency and productivity.
Main characteristics
High efficiency agitator, reversible and high chrome for long life and continuous flow lifting of deposited sediments.
Low rotation speed: reduced wear and long term efficiency.
Rugged and heavy duty construction: highly resistant components for loaded and abrasive mixes.
Catalogs
Products Catalogue
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