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AMT MSV3-21-3P Multistage Three Phase Pump 21 Stages 232psi EPDM/Tungsten Carbide Seal
AMT MSV3-21-3P Multistage Three Phase Pump 21 Stages 232psi EPDM/Tungsten Carbide Seal

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AMT MSV3-21-3P Multistage Three Phase Pump 21 Stages 232psi EPDM/Tungsten Carbide Seal

Manufacturer: SPRINGER PUMPS LLC
Mfr. Model # MSV3-21-3P
Model # B2281417
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AMT MSV3-21-3P Multistage Three Phase Pump 21 Stages 232psi EPDM/Tungsten Carbide Seal
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Brand SPRINGER PUMPS LLC
Mfr. Model # MSV3-21-3P
Global Industrial Part # B2281417
UPC 726846522918
Color Black
Weight 94 lb
Length 24.5 in
Width 39.6 in
Height 15 in
Unit of Measure EA
Country of Origin US
Ships Via Parcel
Freight Class 175
Lead Time 30 business days
Returnable Yes
UNSPSC 40151500
Description

Amt commercial/industrial centrifugal pumps are non-self-priming (gravity feed) units designed to handle high-pressure low flow liquid transfer applications where no suction lift is required. Typical installations include hot and chilled water boiler feed condensate return irrigation high pressure washdown booster service and fire protection/ sprinkler systems. This type of pump is often referred to as a

Jockey pump . Maximum inlet pressure is 500 FT./217 PSI 1500 kpa.

Features

304 series stainless steel components with teflon wear rings cast iron base & adapter 1" NPT cast iron flanges tungsten carbide/carbon seal with epdm/epr elastomers seal features an easy replacement feature pumps are interchangeable with Grundfos® CR3 series. These pumps have

Not

Been investigated for use in potable (drinking) water systems.