Cooling Water Pump · Cooling Water Pumps
These vertical inline pumps are commonly found in shipboard systems where cooling, heating, and air conditioning are critical. Designed according to DIN 24255, the LN40/200 model is a reliable choice for marine environments, offering a wide range of flow rates and head capacities. With a maximum flow rate of 140m³/hr and a head capacity of up to 100m, the LN40/200 is suitable for various applications requiring high performance and reliability. The pump can operate with port sizes ranging from 50mm to 80mm, making it versatile for different system configurations. It can handle temperatures up to +120°C, ensuring durability in challenging marine conditions. Available in cast iron or bronze, the LN40/200 is offered in two variants: LN-VP with an ejector and LN-EP with a self-priming pump. Operating at speeds of 1450rpm at 50Hz or 1750rpm at 60Hz, this pump delivers efficient performance across different regions and applications. For more detailed information and pricing, please contact Precision Pipework Ltd. at sales@bombas-azcue.co.uk.
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