SHURflo Operating Instructions, Performance,
Specifications and Parts Manual
lease read and save this Repair Parts Manual. Read this manual and the General Operating Instructions carefully before attempting to assemble, install,
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perate or maintain the product described. Protect yourself and others by observing all safety information. The Safety Instructions are contained in the
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eneral Operating Instructions. Failure to comply with the safety instructions accompanying this product could result in personal injury and/or property
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damage! Retain instructions for future reference.
Refer to form L-4077 for General Operating and Safety Instructions and Applicable Warranty.
Description
SHURflo pedestal non-metallic pumps produce high flow rates under moderate head conditions.
Designed for continuous medium pressure circulation and transfer of nonflammable liquids, water circulation, booster
service, irrigation, spraying systems, jockey pump service, aggressive liquid applications, and other general-purpose pumping
compatible with pump component materials where no suction lift is required. Water seal flush port is provided for the
decontamination of chemicals on the seal and seat elastomers.
• Capacities to 110 GPM, heads to 95 ft.
• 1/3 to 3 HP AC requirement range.
• Discharge can be rotated in 90-degree intervals.
• All pumps have 1
• Standard pump models (at 3450 RPM) will handle specific gravities to 1.1 (at 100 SSU or less). For specific gravities to 1.4
(at 100 SSU or less), increase motor HP by one size but not to exceed standard 3 HP motor at 3450 RPM or 65 in.-lbs. of torque
maximum. Higher specific gravity fluids are not recommended.
• Standard pump models (at 3450 RPM) will handle viscosity to 100 SSU (at 1.1 specific gravity or less) and up to 200 SSU
(specific gravity of 1.0 or less). For viscosity up to 400 SSU (specific gravity of 1.0 or less), increase motor HP by one size but not
to exceed standard 3 HP motor at 3450 RPM or 65 in.-lbs. of torque. For fluids with a viscosity greater than 400 SSU, pump
speed must be reduced below 3450 RPM.
• Maximum operating speed is 3600 rpm.
• Pedestal-mount models feature a 5/8" diameter; 316 stainless steel solid shaft; a corrosion-resistant coated cast iron bearing
housing and sealed ball bearings. They may be either long coupled or pulley driven with any base-mounted motor such as
ODP, TEFC or wash-down motors.
CLOSE COUPLED – Non-metallic pumps are also available that feature NEMA 56J frame motors with base.
NORYL SERIES – This series is designed for industrial chemical application. The pumps are made of Noryl, which is non-metallic
and chemical-resistant to most acids, alkalis, and inorganic solvents. This material is stiffer under pressure and temperature than
the Polypropylene Series. Noryl models handle inlet booster pressures to 30 PSI and maximum temperatures up to 180° F. These
pumps are equipped with a unique chemical-resistant, carbon and ceramic mechanical seal with Viton elastomer having the stainless steel components sealed in Noryl allowing for a complete non-metallic Noryl wet end. This unique seal guarantees
reliability through simplicity and balance of design. Even the pedestal drive shaft is protected by the seal design.
POLYPROPYLENE SERIES – This series is designed for light industrial or commercial water-based applications. The pumps are
made of non-metallic, glass-filled polypropylene construction offering chemical resistance to most acids, alkalis, and inorganic
solvents as does the Noryl Series. The difference is these pumps are equipped with a carbon ceramic mechanical seal with
Buna-N elastomers with the stainless steel components that are not sealed, but still protect the pedestal shaft from chemical
exposure. The polypropylene series cannot handle added inlet booster pressures and is rated for a maximum temperature of
. However
F
°
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REPAIR SEALS AND OPTIONS – Standard and upgraded seals are available for both the Noryl and Polypropylene pumps.
If abrasive or small, particulated fluids are being pumped, upgrading to either the encased Noryl or polypropylene silicon
carbide mechanical seal with Viton elastomers is recommended. Standard and upgraded seals can be located on the
repair parts list pages in this manual.
PUMP HEADS AND PEDESTAL MOUNT BASE – Complete pump heads and pedestal base can be ordered. Pump head and
pedestal base model numbers are called out in the repair parts list pages in this manual.
Do not use to pump flammable or explosive fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, kerosene, etc. Do not use in flammable and/or
For your protection, always wear proper clothing, eye protection, etc. in case of any malfunction. For proper handling techniques and
cautions, contact your chemical supplier, insurance company and local agencies (fire dept., etc.). Failure to comply with this warning could
result in personal injury and/or property damage.
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explosive atmospheres. When pumping hazardous or dangerous materials, use only in room or area designated for that purpose.
1
⁄2" female NPT inlet and outlet ports.
, upgraded chemical-resistant, polypropylene-encased seals are available.
Pumps are not self-priming and cannot suction lift, flooded inlet is required. If inlet is not flooded when the pump is
running, seal failure will result and is not covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.
NORYL is a registered trademark of General Electric Company.
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oryl and Polypropylene Models
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SHURflo Corrosion-Resistant
Pedestal
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Noryl®Series and Polypropylene Series
Model Ordering Codes and Options
P: Pedestal
Example Model: CHPPB4 (will require 1
1
⁄2 HP ODP motor with >1.15 Service Factor*)
(motor not supplied with pedestal pump)
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)
CHPPB4
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th
SeriesMountingMaterial
CH: Centrifugal
High Head
Closed
Impellers
(Open
Impellers
Optional)
M: Motor
(with base)
P: Pedestal
N: Noryl
P: Polypropylene
A: Viton (Noryl Encased)
B: Buna-N
C: Viton
N: Neoprene
P: Viton
V: Viton
X: V
Seal**Impeller Sz.Motor-Mounted OnlyImpeller
(Mech)(NPT Ports)HPAC TypeType
1
⁄2"- 11⁄2")
1 (1
2 (11⁄2"- 11⁄2")
(Stainless Steel Case)
(Polypropylene Case)
(Silicon Carbide Seal
/ Seat Faces)
(Polypropylene Case)
(Ni-Resist Seat)
(Polypropylene Case)
(Stainless Steel Case)
iton (Noryl Case)
(Silicon Carbide Seal
/ Seat Faces)
NOTE: Not all order code combinations (configurations) are standard models
available from the manufacturer. Custom model configurations may require
ordering standard components and/or optional parts that will need to be
assembled by the customer
Manufacturer reserves the right to change model order codes, standard models,
specifications and performance without notification.
(*) ODP motors have > 1.15 service factors. Due to service factor, it is recommended
TEFC motors are oversized by one HP increment.
Pedestal Pumps are not supplied with a motor.
(**) Unless otherwise noted, seal faces are carbon on ceramic.
3 (11⁄2"- 11⁄2")
4 (11⁄2"- 11⁄2")
5 (11⁄2"- 11⁄2")
6 (11⁄2"- 11⁄2")
To identify
your impeller
size, see chart
in owner’s
manual.
(*) Test data is taken with water at 70°F (to convert data to PSI, divide feet of head by 2.31).
Pump performance when pump is new. As pump wears, the performance will decrease.
(**) AC HP required at specified RPM is HP rated to handle up to 100 SSU at full flow, with a maximum specific gravity of 1.1, or up to 200 SSU at 1.0
specific gravity or less.
NOTES: Max. Viscosity = For viscosity up to 400 SSU (at 1.0 specific gravity or less), increase motor HP by one size but not to exceed standard
3 HP motor at 3450 RPM or 65 in.-lbs. of torque. For fluids with a viscosity greater than 400 SSU, pump speed must be reduced below
3450 RPM.
Max. Casing PSI = 100
Max. RPM = 3450
Max. Specific Gravity = up to 1.1 for standard models (at 100 SSU or less); HP must be increased by one size for specific gravities up to 1.4.
Driver data is subject to change without notice; see label on driver for actual specifications.
Manufacturer reserves the right to change performance without notification.
SS = Stainless Steel CI = Cast Iron PP = Polypropylene
(*) Shaft Seals also contain ceramic and carbon components.
(**) Seals are Noryl encased with viton elastomer. No metallic components are exposed to fluid.
(***) Seal is not encased. 18-8 stainless steel spring and casing are exposed to fluid.
NOTE: Manufacturer reserves the right to change specifications without notification.
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5/8"CI316 SS1
1
⁄2"NorylNorylNorylNoryl / Viton**13
1
⁄2"NorylNorylNorylNoryl / Viton**13
1
⁄2"
1
⁄2"PPPPPPBuna-N***13
1
⁄2"PPPPPPBuna-N***13
PPPPPPBuna-N***13
Dimensions
(Inches)
NOTE: Dimensions have a tolerance of ± 1/8".
(Ø) Diameter.
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Straight Edge
Electric Motor
or
Gas Engine
d
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Pump
Motor or Engine
Regular Flex Coupling
Straight Edge
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Make certain
that the unit is
disconnected from the power source
before attempting to service or remove
any components! Do not exceed 3600
rpm operating speed.
Drive Source Installation for
the Pedestal-Mount Pump
his manual covers the installation of
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the basic drive configuration for the
pedestal polypropylene and noryl
centrifugal pumps. Consult the
manufacturer of motor or engine for
additional information. Read all
instructions before attempting to
install or operate the pump. The unit
should run clockwise as viewed facing
the shaft end. Counterclockwise rotation can result in damage to the pump
motor, property damage and/or
personal injury.
Safety shields are
required and must be
mounted and kept in place while power is
supplied to pump drive.
BELT/PULLEY DRIVE INSTALLATION
1. For pulley-driven pumps, a single
1/2" [12.7 mm] (A or 4L section)
“V” belt is satisfactory for drive
sizes and speed up to 1 HP, 3450
RPM. For larger sizes, double “V”
belts are recommended.
2. Mount pulleys as close to the
ump and motor engine shaft
p
bearings as possible. Check the
lignment with a straight edge as
a
shown in Figure 1. Make sure that
he belt has proper tension. (Too
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much tension will cause bearing
wear; too little will cause
slippage). See Figure 2. Check with
belt and pulley sources for specific
recommendation. A safety shield
(belt guard) must be installed over
the motor/pump pulleys and belts.
3. To figure proper diameter of pump
pulley, multiply motor/engine RPM
by the diameter of the
motor/engine pulley and divide
that figure by the desired pump
speed.
Pump
Pulley =
Size
Motor RPM x Motor Pulley Size
Desired Pump Speed
4. A safety shield (belt shield)
must be installed over the pump and
motor shafts, pulleys and belt.
NOTE: Refer to the pump performance
charts to determine the desired speed
to obtain the desired maximum flow.
Direct Drive - Flexible Coupling
For direct driving of pedestal centrifugal pumps with flexible couplings,
make sure that the speed (RPM) of the
gas engine or electric motor is within
the maximum rated RPM of your
pump. Make sure that shaft rotation is
correct between the pump and the
motor or gas engine (see Figure 3).
1. Mount the motor or engine into
position on the base.
2. Line up the pump shaft with the
straight edge as shown in Figure 4
to assure they are aligned. Shim
the pump if necessary to match the
shaft height of the engine or motor.
The shaft ends should not touch.
3. Mark the exact position of the
pump on the base. Remove and
install the coupling halves on both
shafts. Place the coupling center
disc into one of the coupling halves.
4. Re-position the pump, sliding the
coupling halves together.
NOTE: No end thrust should be applied
to the pump when the coupling is
connected.
5. Tighten the pump mounting and
then the set screws on each coupling.
6. A safety shield (coupling guard) must
be installed over the pump and
motor shafts and coupling.
Figure 1 – Belt/Pulley Drive Installation
Push the belt
midway between
the pulleys, check
the deflection (d)
and adjust:
d = 0.016 x L
Figur
e 2 – Belt T
ension
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e 3 – Shaft Alignment
Figur
Figure 4 – Flexible Coupling Installation
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Troubleshooting Chart
ymptomProbable Cause(s)Corrective Action
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Pump will not prime or retain prime1. Air Leak in suction line1. Repair or replace suction line
after operating2. Clogged strainer2. Clean or replace strainer
Flow rate is low1. Incorrect speed1. Check drive
Pump runs but there is no fluid1. Faulty suction piping1. Replace
Liquid drips from point where shaft1. Damaged mechanical seal1. Replace mechanical seal
enters the pump casing, when 2. Liquid not compatible with seal2. Check compatibility; use components
pump is full of liquidthat are compatible
The pump starts and stops pumping1. Fouled impeller1. Clean
Excessive noise while pump is in1. Pump not secured to firm foundation1. Secure properly
operation2. Piping not supported to relieve any2. Make necessary adjustments
Pump runs but1. Check pump rotation to see if it is CCW1. On three-phase motors, switch any two
poor performanceas viewed from motor face. On three-phasemotor wire leads to reverse rotation.
Failure to check rotation before pump is run can result in severe damage to the pump and motor unit.
3. Leaky foot valve3. Clean, repair or replace foot valve
2. Piping is fouled or damaged2. Clean or replace
3. Clogged impeller or worn impeller3. Clean or replace
4. Discharge line restricted or undersized4. Flush out piping or replace
5. High discharge pressure5. Check and reduce
2. Pump is located too far from the fluid source2. Relocate
3. Gate valve is closed3. Open
4. Clogged strainer4. Clean or replace
5. Fouled foot valve5. Clean or replace
6. Discharge height is too great6. Lower the height
7. Suction lift is too great7. Lower the pump
8. Reverse rotation8. Reverse rotation
2. Faulty mechanical seal2. Replace
3. Leak in the suction line3. Repair
4. Leak in the foot valve4. Repair or replace
5. Impeller spun off and jammed against housing 5. Check motor rotation
Reverse if necessary
strain on the pump assembly
3. Restricted suction line3. Clean or correct
4. Cavitation4. a. Reduce speed
b. Increase inlet size
c. Use thinner material
motors, rotation must be checked prior to
running pump under load.
Pump Installation
Do not run the pump
dry! Check pump
rotation before operating. Pump rotation
should be clockwise as seen from shaft
end. Reverse rotation can result in severe
pump damage.
1. Position the pump as close as possible to the source being pumped.
A flooded suction situation is
required. The pump is NOT selfpriming, therefore, if the fluid
is below the pump, a foot
level
valve must be installed and the
pump primed prior to start-up.
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2. Mount the pedestal base to a
secure, immobile foundation.
3. Use only composite fittings on
both the intake and discharge
ports. Seal the pipe connections
with Teflon™ tape. These fittings
should be self-supported and in
neutral alignment with each port.
Fittings must not be forced into
alignment because it may cause
premature line failure or damage
to the pump housing volute.
4. Never choke the intake. Keep both
input and discharge lines as free of
elbows and valves as much as pos
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sible. Always use an adequate
diameter pipe. This will reduce friction losses and maximize output.
5. For positive pump start-up upon
intial installation or after pump
has been maintained or fluid
drained from pump, fill pump with
water or liquid compatible with
pumped material. This is accom
plished by installing a “T” fitting
on the discharge with the fill portion of the fitting facing up.
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Maintenance
Make certain
that the unit is
disconnected from the power source
before attempting to service or remove
any components!
REMOVAL OF OLD SEAL ASSEMBLY
Should the mechanical seal (Ref. No. 5)
require repair, proceed as follows and
refer to Figures No. 5 - 7.
IMPORTANT: Always replace both the
seal seat and seal as an assembly to
ensure proper mating of components!
1. Remove bolts (Ref. No. 8) connecting
the pump housing casing (Ref. No. 2)
to the body adapter (Ref. No. 1).
2. Remove the pump housing casing
(Ref. No. 2).
Care should be taken
not to pinch or ”shave”
the O-ring gasket (Ref. No. 6) between the
body adapter and the housing casing.
3. Remove the impeller (Ref. No. 4)
from the shaft by unscrewing it
counterclockwise as viewed from
the pedestal pump face.
NOTE: Pump shaft must be held in
place to remove impeller. Impeller (Ref.
No. 4) unscrews CCW when looking
at the front of the pump.
4. The ceramic seat is located on the
back side of the impeller (part of
Ref. No. 5). Pry the seat out by
using a screwdriver in the inside
hole (see Figure 5). Be careful not
to damage or scratch the inside
surfaces of the bore holding the
seat. Such scratches can cause
leaks. Replace the impeller if such
damage occurs.
5. Remove the body adapter (Ref. No.
) from the pedestal by removing
1
the adapter bolts.
. Use a wooden dowel to push out
6
the mechanical seal (part of Ref.
No. 5) from the body adapter (Ref.
o. 1). (See Figure 5.) Do not dig
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the seal out from the front.
INSTALLATION OF NEW SEAL
ASSEMBLY
The precision
carbon/ceramic faces
on the mechanical seal are easily damaged.
Handle your repair seal carefully. Do not
touch the carbon/ceramic seal faces.
IMPORTANT: Be sure that shaft
shoulder does not damage carbon face.
1. Thoroughly clean all surfaces of the
seal cavity in body adapter (Ref. No. 1).
2. Replace the o-ring inside the cavity
(Ref. No. 11). Using seal installation
tool (see Figure 6), press in new
mechanical seal being careful not
to scratch the polished carbon face.
3. Wet the rubber portion of the new
seal seat (part of Ref. No. 5) with a
light coating of soapy water. While
wearing clean gloves or using a
clean light rag, press seal seat
squarely into impeller recess. Use
the cardboard washer (usually supplied with new seal) to place over
the polished ceramic surface and
use a piece of pipe or dowel rod to
press in firmly but gently (see Figure
5). Avoid scratching the ceramic
face, usually white.
4. Dispose of cardboard washer. Check
gain to see that ceramic surface is
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free of dirt and all other foreign
particles and that it has not been
cratched or damaged.
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5. Install the body adapter (Ref.
o. 1) to the pedestal using bolts.
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Be careful not to damage the seal
when sliding over the shaft.
6. While preventing the shaft from
turning, screw impeller (Ref.
No. 4) onto shaft and tighten
(see Figure 5).
NOTE: A short “run-in” period may be
necessary to provide completely
leakproof seal operation.
This completes the seal installation.
7. Check if shaft turns freely by spin-
ning impeller. If rubbing or binding
is found, remove impeller.
8. Place o-ring (Ref. No. 6) into groove
on back side of housing. It may be
necessary to temporarily hold the
o-ring in the groove with grease.
Seal assembly will
produce minor drag
when spinning shaft, but rubbing anywhere else must be eliminated! Otherwise,
damage to pump and/or motor may occur.
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Noryl®Series and Polypropylene Series
Figure 5 - Seal Install
Water-Flushed Seals
1. Water-flushed seals are recommended for abrasive solutions,
high temperature service, or when
pumps may be run dry or against
deadhead conditions.
2. When conditions cause the pumped
liquid to form crystals, or if the
pump remains idle for a period of
time without adequate flushing, a
water-flush seal system is advised.
3. The water flush will provide decontamination of chemicals on elastomers and seal and seat faces,
while providing lubrication required
for start-up. Two (2) methods of
water flush can be used:
a. Direct Plumbing to City Water
This provides the best possible
approach to flushing the seal and
seat faces. Caution must be taken
to conform to local city ordinances
that may require backflow preven
ters. These are a series of check
valves required to prevent contamination of city water if the water
supply is shut off. Also be aware of
the addition of water into the
chemicals pumped where some
imbalance may be created, altering
the chemical’s formulation and
aggressiveness.
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b. The flush port is provided on the
side of the pump below the discharge.
c. Recirculation of Solution Pumped
This system takes a bleed off the
pump discharge and recirculates
the solution in the seal chamber.
Although not nearly as effective as
the direct water flush, it will
provide cooling to the seal and
seat faces under operation. This
system is not ef
crystalization occurs or for pumps
in idle conditions.
fective where
Centrifugal Pumps
Figure 6 - Seal Install Tool
For internal recirculation to seal,
drill the recess plug on the pump
body located at 3 o’clock with a
1/8” drill.
Hazardous
substance alert!
4. Always drain and flush the pump
before servicing, disassembling
for any reason or returning the
unit for repair.
5. Never store pumps containing
hazardous chemicals.
6. Before returning the pump for
service/repair, drain out all liquids
and flush the unit with a neutralizing liquid. Then, drain the pump.
Attach a tag or include a written
notice certifying that this has been
done. Please note that it is illegal
to ship or transport any hazardous
chemicals without United States
Environmental Protection Agency
Licensing.
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Seal
Water Flush
Tap
Pump Head
Wet End
Kit
Specifications and Parts Manual
To order parts, contact a SHURflo Distributor
or Order Direct.
Distributors can be found at www.shurfloindustrial.com.
lease provide following information:
P
-Model number
-Serial number (if any)
-Part description and number as shown in parts list
NA = Not A
Note: The standard pump and motor combinations are of
factors than the same TEFC motor
with a TEFC motor
Example: A TEFC motor on a standard model is a COMC11, which uses a 1/3 HP ODP motor
vailable
1 PhaseMotor3 PhaseMotor1 PhaseMotor3 PhaseMotor
14010H
14012H
14014H514016H5313410H5T14018H53T
1NA13NA1TNA13T
3
14015H3313409H3T14017H33T
24364H
. When mating a TEFC motor to a pump head or replacing an ODP motor
, use one HP rating higher for 1/3, 1/2, 3/4, 1 and 1-1/2 HP motors.
7
24365H
fered with ODP motors which have larger service
73
24366H7T23424H73T
Figure 7 - Repair Parts Illustration
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Noryl®Series and Polypropylene Series
Repair Parts List for Noryl Pumps
ef.Part Number for Pump Head Model:
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No.DescriptionCHPNA2CHPNA4CHPNA5CHPNA6Qty.
1Body Adapter187751877518775187751
2Pump Housing132571325713257132571
3Drain Plug or Water Flush Plug132611326113261132612
4Impeller234381325513256133431
5Seal / Seat Assy. (Noryl/Viton/Carbon/Ceramic) †
Seal Assembly (Noryl/Viton/Silicon Carbide) * †
Seal Assembly (Viton/Carbon/Ceramic) * †
Seal Assembly (Viton/Silicon Carbide) * †
Seal Assembly (SS/Neoprene/Carbon/Ni-Resist)*
9Slinger (comes standard with pedestal assembly)149901499014990149901
10Pedestal Assy.244792447924479244791
11Seal O-ring (Viton)188071880718807188071
Seal O-ring (Buna-N) *188181881818818188181
12Cap screw (18-8 SS)133091330913309133094
(*) Optional
(†) Seals also contain 316 stainless steel components and have Viton bellows.
(‡) Seals also contain 316 stainless steel components and have Buna-N bellows.
(1) Seals are encased with Noryl. No metallic components are exposed to fluid.
(2) Seals are not encased. Stainless steel case and spring are exposed to fluid.
(3) Seals are encased with Polypropylene. No metallic components are exposed to fluid.
⁄ 2 HP Noryl Pump HeadCHMNA4X
2 HP Noryl Pump HeadCHMNA5X
3 HP Noryl Pump Head CHMNA6X
Note: All Replacement Pump Heads come with standard seal listed as Ref. No. 5 above.
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Pump Head No.
CHMNA2X
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Repair Parts List for Polypropylene Pumps
Ref.Part Number for Pump Head Model:
o.DescriptionCHPPB2CHPPB4CHPPB5CHPPB6Qty.
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Body Adapter187391873918739187391
1
2Pump Housing134741347413474134741
3Drain Plug or Water Flush Plug183551835518355183552
4Impeller195391835118352183531
5Seal / Seat Assy. (Buna-N/Carbon/Ceramic) ‡
Seal Assembly (PP/Viton/Silicon Carbide) * †
Seal Assembly (PP/Viton/Carbon/Ceramic) * †
Seal Assembly (Viton/Carbon/Ceramic) * †
Seal Assembly (Viton/Silicon Carbide) * †
Seal Assembly (SS/Neoprene/Carbon/Ni-Resist)*
(*) Optional
(†) Seals also contain 316 stainless steel components and have Viton bellows.
(‡) Seals also contain 316 stainless steel components and have Buna-N bellows.
(1) Seals are encased with Noryl. No metallic components are exposed to fluid.
(2) Seals are not encased. Stainless steel case and spring are exposed to fluid.
(3) Seals are encased with Polypropylene. No metallic components are exposed to fluid.