High Speed, Fibreglass, Chemical, Lined Pumps & Sealless Pumps to API 610 & API 685
All the pumps in our centrifugal pump range are rugged, well proven, heavy duty machines suitable for demanding critical, continuous process and industrial applications.
Our range includes conventional API 610 and sealless API 685 models, high speed high pressure versions, special metallurgy and ceramic lined types and complete solid FRP fibreglass pumps for corrosive duties.

CP Pumpen
Sealless magnetically coupled chemical process pumps, also available with conventional mechanical seals and in exotic materials, PFA and ceramic lined
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Fybroc
Corrosion proof, FRP (Fibreglass), centrifugal pumps for acid, fluoridic, caustic, seawater, bleach and abrasive duties, including self priming and vertical and cantilever sump pumps.
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HMD Sealless Pumps
Sealless, magnet drive centrifugal pumps to API 685 specifically developed for the oil and gas industry for refinery and heavy duty petrochemical applications. Horizontal, Vertical and Low Flow designs.
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Marelli
An extensive range of heavy duty, API 610 centrifugal pumps, including single and multistage, vertical and horizontal designs for oil and gas, water and fire fighting applications.
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Nikkiso Canned Motor Pumps & API 685 Pumps
Centrifugal pump range where the pump and motor are integrated and hermetically sealed or "canned" to create a sealless design with full secondary containment.
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Sundyne sealed & sealless pumps, high speed, multistage API 610, API 685, OH3 & OH6
As well as the vertical in-line high speed and direct drive OH6 and OH3 Sundyne pumps, the range now includes two stage high speed HMP units, the Marelli range of conventional API 610 pumps, sealless magnet drive API 685 HMD pumps as well as the Sunflo range of low flow high speed industrial pumps
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Discflo
A unique rotating disc design, ideal where solids handling or erosion resistance is required, or where gentle, non-emulsifying, laminar flow is necessary. Sanitary designs for foods and aseptic requirements
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