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ALLWEILER (CIRCOR/IDEX)

NAM Serie

ALLWEILER NAM was the predecessor of NIM, widely used on vessels built 1970-2010 as ballast and general-service pump. Replaced by NIM with improved hydraulics and material options. Still in service on >20-year-old fleet.

20-600 m³/h
Capacity
Sea water/fresh water/ballast
Medium

Components & Design

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Technical Data

pump type DIN-standard end-suction centrifugal pump
variant count approx 80
period start year 1970
period end year 2010
drive type Electric
construction DIN 24255 standard, cast iron/bronze
successor series NIM Serie

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Common failures & inspection points

Mechanical seal leakage common after 8000h in seawater
Shaft sleeve grooving at seal area
Wear ring erosion from sand/silt in ballast water
Bearing wear in older units with grease lubrication

Service & Maintenance

Replace mechanical seal at 8000h. Shaft sleeve inspection at every overhaul. Spare parts via CIRCOR PrimeServ — many parts still available despite end of production.

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Replacement Parts

Older NAM pumps: stock complete seal kit, shaft sleeve, wear rings, bearings. Some hydraulic parts now obsolete — refurbishment via specialist workshops common.
Equipment Model #37449 · discontinued