Cooling Water Pump · Cooling Water Pumps
Crew members, engineers, and operators aboard vessels depend on reliable pumping systems to manage essential services such as domestic water supply, cooling systems, and heating. Azcue’s MN150/250 close coupled centrifugal pumps, part of their MN range designed in accordance with DIN 24255, are built to handle clean or slightly turbid liquids without abrasive particles, suitable for temperatures up to +80°C. These robust pumps cater to a variety of applications including domestic use, cooling systems, and marine operations, ensuring efficient operation even under demanding conditions. Available in materials like cast iron, bronze, or stainless steel, the MN150/250 models are rated for flow rates up to 500m³/hr and head pressures reaching 100m. Operable at speeds of either 1450/2900rpm at 50Hz or 1750/3500rpm at 60Hz, these pumps are versatile in their applications and can handle port sizes ranging from 32mm to 150mm. For detailed technical information or pricing inquiries, contact Precision Pipework Ltd. at sales@bombas-azcue.co.uk.
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