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Q155 Hydra-Cell™ Pumps
Flow
rates from 8 to 157 GPM at pressures up to 3500 PSI
Call us at 908.362.9981 to speak with a sales engineer or Send us an inquiry
Call us at 908.362.9981 to speak with a sales engineer or Send us an inquiry
Q155 Hydra Cell Pumps have five pump chambers, making it the
highest capacity Hydra Cell Pump manufactured by Wanner
Engineering. There are two base models the Q155L (higher
flow rates at lower pressures) and Q155M (higher pressures and
thus lower flow rates).
The Q155 pump weighs 1700 lbs and has a 3" diameter pump shaft and 4" FNPT or 300# flanged inlet port. The outlet port is either 2" FNPT/2500# RTJ flange or 3" FNPT/900# flanged depending upon the flow rate and discharge pressure.
Q155 Hydra Cell Pumps are available in materials such as nickel aluminum bronze, duplex alloy 2205, hastelloy CX2m and 316L stainless steel, which enables them to be used for aggressive fluids and installed in corrosive environments.
The 5 pump chamber design results in smooth, pulseless flow rates and is very easy to access for occasional check valve replacement.
The Q155 pump weighs 1700 lbs and has a 3" diameter pump shaft and 4" FNPT or 300# flanged inlet port. The outlet port is either 2" FNPT/2500# RTJ flange or 3" FNPT/900# flanged depending upon the flow rate and discharge pressure.
Q155 Hydra Cell Pumps are available in materials such as nickel aluminum bronze, duplex alloy 2205, hastelloy CX2m and 316L stainless steel, which enables them to be used for aggressive fluids and installed in corrosive environments.
The 5 pump chamber design results in smooth, pulseless flow rates and is very easy to access for occasional check valve replacement.
- Available to meet API 674 standards
- Seal-less design eliminates leaks, hazards and the expense associated with seals and packing
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Low NPSH requirements
allow for operation with a vacuum condition on the suction -
positive
suction pressure is not necessary - Can operate with a closed or blocked suction line and run dry indefinitely without damage, eliminating downtime and repair costs
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Unique diaphragm design
handles more abrasives with less wear than gear, screw or
plunger pumps
- Hydraulically balanced diaphragms to handle high pressures with low stress
- Rugged construction for long life with minimal maintenance
- Compact design and double-ended shaft provide a variety of installation options
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