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The 123C Series™ internal gear steel pump is the flexible, simple, and adaptable solution for a wide range of applications. This new generation of universal pumps comes standard with the U-Plus™ bracket which accepts various sealing options, as well as the ProPort™ casing that accommodates a variety of port sizes and types depending on your needs. It can handle flow rates up to 500 GPM (114 m³/h).
Features & Benefits
- All steel construction for refinery and petrochemical applications
- Recommended for extremely high temperatures
- U-Plus Bracket, available on H-QS sizes, accepts a wide range of sealing options
- Opposite porting available on all pump sizes
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Crude Oils
This is a very generic term for unrefined oils typically being recovered from the ground. Some crude oil may contain particulates from the oil well or recovery method. They are considered to be flammable liquids. Crude oils are later refined and used for everything from making plastics to gasoline.
Lube Oil (Machinery Lubrication)
Machinery lubrication pumps are used in everything from small backup generators to naval ships. Lube oils, as the name implies, are the liquids used to lubricate rotating and reciprocating machinery. Lube oils may be handled at higher pressures to ensure their penetration of the equipment.
Asphalt Cement
Clean asphalt contains no fillers and is an oil based liquid. It is primarily used in paving roads, waterproofing liquids, and paints. Typically they are handled at elevated temperatures to reduce the viscosity of the asphalt. The pump needs a source of heat like jacketing or electric heat to prevent the product from solidifying in the pump.
Heat Transfer Liquids (Hot Oil)
Heat transfer liquids, heat transfer oil (HTO) or hot oil, are generally made from one of the following: mineral oil, diphenyls, modified terphenyls or polyalkalene glycols. Heat transfer liquids are used for transferring heat from a source to a point of use such as dies, presses, cooking vessels, processing equipment, etc. Most are handled at temperatures up to 600°F.
