Seepex Pumps
Headquartered in Bottrop, Germany, Seepex has an office located in Dayton, Ohio to oversee their North American operations. They target primarily the water and waste treatment, paper and food industries. Their strengths lie within aggressive pricing, knowledgeable sales people, good collateral material and a diversified product line. PMV Pumps is in the process of reverse engineered the most common models of Seepex pumps BN “Closed Couple” pumps in the market, providing you with an alternative to replacement pumps. In the mean time, we can provide you with Seepex spare parts to fit nearly all models.
Common Drive Ends on Seepex Line
– Eight drive ends designated by the letter “N” for standard models.
– Seven drive ends designated by the letters “BN” for close-coupled pumps.
Materials of Construction
– Grey cast iron.
– 304 and 316 stainless steel.
– Cast iron with rubber or synthetic resin lining.
– Cast iron internal and external polyamide lining.
Available Seepex Stator Material
– Hard natural rubber
– Fluoroelastomer
– Soft natural rubber
– EPDM
– Perbuna N
– Polyamide
– Perbuna N light
– Polyethylene
– Hypalon
– Polypropylene
– Neoprene
– Hycar 2007
– Butyl
– Teflon
– Silicone
– Meehanite casting Thiokol
– Butyl chloride
– Vulkollan
– Specials
Configurations
– Standard industrial
– Close-coupled industrial
– Sanitary pumps
– Open throat
– High pressure pumps
– Vertical pumps
– Metering pumps
– Plastic bodied chemical pumps
– Pump/macerator combinations
Special Features of Seepex Pumps
– 6L-geometry for extended life.
– Dry running protection, based on running temperature.
– Optional two piece drive shaft for easy replacement or seal installation.
– Thermoelastic seal (special lip seal arrangement).
– Re-adjustable stator to allow resizing of worn stator.
– Ceramic-coated rotors.
– Lined suction housing for corrosion resistance.
– Eight varieties of packing for various applications.
– Nine mounting configurations.
– Double bearing seal, for IP55, IP56, IP66 level of protection.
– Fiber deflector.
– Impellers on con rod in industrial housing to prevent ragging.
– Feed screws (auger) in standard suction.
– Sealed pin joints.
– Steel pin joint cover protectors.
– Over pressure protection by a “watch-dog” method and fluid bypass method.