Grundfos end-suction pumps top of their game

Grundfos, end-suction pumps

Grundfos Pumps are a proven reliable, innovative, end suction pump manufacturer. In their 40 years of delivering these specific pump models, they have introduced many improvements that have enhanced both the product line-up and its application span that today includes water supply, industrial pressure boosting, industrial liquid transfer, HVAC and irrigation.

With their enviable reputation the Grundfos NB(E), NGK(E), NK(E), NKG(E) ranges are manufactured in ISO 9001 certified facilities, and todays range comprises of a complete series of close-coupled (NB/NBE family) and long-coupled (NK/NKE family) pumps that are compliant with EN733 or ISO2858.

All are non-self-priming single stage, centrifugal pumps with axial suction port, radial discharge port and horizontal shaft.

The back pull-out design facilitates the removal of the motor, coupling, bearing bracket (NK/NKG) and impeller without disturbing the pump housing or pipework. This simplifies maintenance and enables servicing, of even the largest pumps, by a single person with a crane.

Grundfos end-suction pumps offer reliability, flexibility, energy efficiency. They work in a wide range of demanding environments and are often available on a short leadtime.

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