GMP B3KQ/A-ST 230/400V
GMP Series BKQ/AST Self priming heavy duty semi-trash pumps. Available in 230V/ 400V sizes 1½” to 3″ these pumps feature a quick access inspection door for the removal of any clogging material. Solids handling capabilities up to 26mm. Heads to 17m and flows to 825 l/m.
£1,008.09 – £1,025.15
Application Features Of GMP B3KQ/A-ST 230/400V
These pumps have a special three blade impeller designed for arduous dirty water and sewage type applications.
These ‘Semi-Trash’ pumps feature high specification mechanical seals and stainless steel wear discs.A quick access inspection door under the suction valve facilitates checking and removal of any clogging material.An additional 4”/5.5HP model, not illustrated,is also available. It has a closed valve head of 14m and a max. flow of 2000 l/m.
A non-return valve is fitted on the inlet of the pump body to avoid the loss of water after the pump has stopped, making it easier to prime when the pump starts again. Maximum suction depth of 7 metres with a maximum liquid temperature of 70oC.
– The pump casing, inlet flange and also impeller are made from cast iron;
– Stainless steel shaft;
– Silicon carbide seal.
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NOM KW | 2.2 |
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MAXI HA M | 16 |
Pump Max Flow (l/m) | 900 |
DISCHARGE NOM | 3" |
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GMP Pumps
GMP Pumps: A Reliable and Efficient Solution for Your Pumping Needs
If you are looking for a high-quality pump for your industry, agriculture, shipbuilding, civil construction, or fire equipment, you should consider GMP Pumps. GMP Pumps is a leading manufacturer and supplier of electric and motor pumps, with over 50 years of experience and innovation. In this article, we will tell you more about GMP Pumps, their products, and their services. We will also give you some tips on how to prevent and deal with pump damage caused by cold weather.What Makes GMP Pumps Different?
GMP Pumps is a company that values quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction. They offer a wide range of pumps for different purposes and environments, such as:- Self-priming pumps for dirty waters, coupled to electric and hydraulic motors, diesel and gasoline engines. These pumps are ideal for irrigation, water supply, pressure boosting, or drainage applications.
- Cast iron, stainless steel, or bronze pumps for clean or slightly dirty liquids. These pumps are suitable for industrial, agricultural, or domestic use.
- Gear pumps for transferring oils, fuels, or other viscous liquids. These pumps are used for lubrication, cooling, or heating systems.
- Flexa pumps with flexible vane impellers for pumping liquids with solids or air. These pumps are used for food, chemical, or pharmaceutical industries.
- Submersible pumps for groundwater extraction, water treatment, or sewage disposal. These pumps are submerged in water or liquid and protected from freezing by the ground temperature.
How to Prevent and Deal with Pump Damage Caused by Cold Weather
Cold weather can pose a serious threat to your pumps, especially if they are exposed to ice and low temperatures. Ice can crack your pump body, freeze your pipes, and damage your motors and impellers. To avoid these problems, you should follow these preventive measures:- Empty your pumps and pipes from water or liquid when they are not in use. This will reduce the risk of freezing and cracking. To empty your pump, you need to open the nuts or screws that are located at the lowest point of your pump body. To empty your pipe, you need to disconnect it from your pump and let the water or liquid flow out of it. You can also use compressed air or a pump to blow out any remaining water or liquid.
- Insulate or heat your pumps and pipes if they are above the ground level and not protected. This will prevent the water or liquid from freezing and blocking the passage. You can use foam, fiberglass, or electric tape to insulate your pumps and pipes. You can also use heat tracing, which is a system of electric wires or cables that provide heat to your pumps and pipes.
- Check your pumps and pipes regularly for any signs of damage, such as leaks, cracks, or malfunctions. If you notice any problem, you should contact GMP Pumps or your local distributor as soon as possible. They will help you diagnose and fix the issue, or replace your pump if necessary.
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