RN | Ultra Efficient Process Pumps | Chemical Resistant Pumps

The RN cast iron centrifugal pump range are single stage centrifugal pumps suitable for clean liquids, without abrasives but can handle solids content <0.2% concentration. Uniquely, the RN cast iron range can be ATEX certified for hazardous environments.

With its robust design, the main focus of the RN range is to increase user profitability with downtime reduced and production increased thanks to the high efficiency design, which requires very little maintenance. Nominal duty points and performances are in accordance with EN733.

Capacity

<300m³/hr

Head

<100 Metres

Built to EN733

High Efficiency

Cast Iron Construction

ATEX Certified

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Industrial Process Pumps

The RN cast iron centrifugal pump have been specifically designed to support high flow rates, pressures and temperatures. The cast iron range is most suited to work optimally within the water supply, heating, air conditioning, cooling and circulation plant formats as well as fire fighting and irrigation.

Applications

As standard, the RN range are suitable for water applications <90°C, but special seals and gaskets are available for suitability <140°C in continuous duty and a maximum working pressure of 10 bar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which chemicals are your pumps suitable for?

We have specialised in corrosion resistant pumps since 1973 so can almost certainly find you a solution to your application. Our chemical resistance table shows just some of the liquids we have experience pumping, but please talk to us to find the best chemical pumping solution for you.

How does viscosity affect centrifugal pumps?

Viscosity is a measure of a fluid's resistance to flow. it affects centrifugal pumps in a variety of ways, including how much power is needed to move the fluid, how quickly the pump can move the fluid, and how efficiently the pump can move the fluid. Higher viscosity fluids require more power to move and take longer to move through the pump, whilst lower viscosity fluids require less power and can move through the pump quicker.

Anything over 25cP (centipoise) will have a significant effect on the performance of centrifugal pumps.

Are centrifugal pumps capable of suction lift? Centrifugal pumps are not inherently self-priming and need to have a sufficiently flooded suction to work efficiently. They can be made to self-prime by utilising an integrally designed casing the recirculates liquid around the pump until all air in the suction line is evacuated or by installing a priming chamber on the suction side of the pump. This chamber is initially filled with liquid, when the pump starts the liquid is evacuated causing a vacuum in the suction line that draws liquid into the chamber and then the pump. It is important to always consult the manufacturer who will advise on maximum suction lifts.

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