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Monoblock pumps - Falcon centrifugal monoblock pumpsets are powered by a totally enclosed fan cooled AC induction two pole motor. Motor stator is made of low watt loss silicon steel laminations assembled under pressure and rigidly locked in the frame. The windings are of high-grade enameled copper wire offer excellent resistance and are varnish impregnated. Construction of motor frame and usage of quality materials result in high performance and low temperature rise thereby increasing the life cycle of the motor. salient features - High operating efficiency resulting in lower power consumption - Good suction lift characteristics - Inbuilt thermal overload protector in al single phase pumpsets upto 2.0 HP - Specially designed for wide voltage operation - Dynamically balanced rotating parts including rotor and impeller ensures minimum vibration and longer life - Back pull-out design for easy servicing and repair - Double shielded ball bearings, so no need of external lubrication - All Model fitted to Mechanical seal. specification - Power Range : 0.37Kw - 1.5 Kw (0.5 HP - 2.0 HP) - Version : Single Phase, 220-240V, 50Hz AC Supply Three Phase, 380-415V, 50Hz AC Supply - Speed : 2880 RPM - Maximum Total Head : 32 Mtr. - Maximum Flow Rate : 940 LPM - Maximum Suction Lift : 7 Mtr. - Degree of Protection : IP 44 - Class of Insulation : B0 - Maximum Ambient Tem. : 40 C - Sealing : Mechanical Seal - Type of Duty : S1 (Continuous) - Method of Starting : Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) - Direction of Rotation : Three Phase, Electrically Reversible - Nominal Pumpset Size (Suction X Delivery in inch) : 25 X 25, 32 X 25, 40 X 32, 40 X 40, 50 X 40, 50 X 50, 65 X 50, 80 X 65, 80 X 80 (All size in mm) characteristics of clear cold water - Maximum liquid temperature : 33C max - Permissible amount of sand : 25 g/m - Allowable solids : 3000 ppm (max.) - Chloride ion density : 500 ppm (max.) - Turbidity : 50 ppm silica scale (max.) - Hardness (Drinking Water) : 300 ppm (max.) - Specific gravity : 1.004 (max.) 6 - Viscosity : 1.75 x 10 m/sec (max.) - Ph Value : 6.5 to 8.5 Part Name Material Mechanical Seal : Carbon & Ceramic Motor Shaft : EN-8 Motor Body : FG-250 Bearing : SKF End Cover : FG-250 Bracket : FG-250 Flange : FG-250 Casing : FG-250 Impeller : FG-250 Cooling Fan : Plastic

Key features Suitable for high-capacity hydraulic pump Attachable to both sides of the front and rear of the engine Directly attachable with pump pad Extend extract port with external gearbox (Option) SAE C D pumps are available (if required, needs processing). SAE C D adaptor provided Application Workboats that use high-capacity hydraulic accessories Diesel power unit system

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