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 The
self-priming centrifugal T Series® is the standard for industrial
and sewage applications. The heavy duty construction and easy-to-service
design have made Gorman-Rupp T Series pumps the standard in the
industry. The combination of different sized pumps, impeller trims
and speed variations ensure that the correct capacity pump will
be matched to the exact requirements of your system, whether it's
a small sub-division or a large waste collection system. These
pumps feature a large volute design that allows them to reprime
automatically in a completely open system without the need for
suction or discharge check valves - and they can do it with the
pump casing only partially filled with liquid and a completely
dry suction line.
Features
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Solids Handling Impeller
Two-vane, semi-open, solids handling impeller handles up to
3" (76 mm) diameter solids, depending on pump model.
Pump out vanes on impeller shroud reduce foreign material
buildup behind impeller and reduce pressure on seal and bearings
for extended pump life.
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Exclusive Abrasion-Resistant Seal
Exclusive double-floating, self-aligning oil lubricated mechanical
cartridge seal with stationary and rotating face of silicon
carbide is specifically designed for abrasive industrial wastewater
service.
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Removable Cover Plate
Removable cover plate provides quick and easy access to pump
interior without disconnecting piping. Clogs can be removed
and pump returned to service in minutes. Impeller, seal, wearplate
and flap valve can also be accessed through cover plate opening
for inspection or service.
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Replaceable Wearplate
T Series pumps feature replaceable wearplates which fasten
to the cover plate and can easily be removed for inspection
or service. No expensive castings to replace.
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Removable Rotating Assembly
Removal of rotating assembly allows easy inspection of pump
shaft or bearings without disturbing pump casing or piping.
On most models, simply remove four bolts from the back of
the pump and the rotating assembly slides out.
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Drive Variations
T Series Pumps are available as basic units for connection
to customers' power source or may be flex-coupled or V-belt
driven by an electric motor. Pumps may also be powered by
gasoline or diesel engines. Electric motor driven pumps with
"standby" engine power are also available.
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Literature in PDF Format:
Super T Series Pumps
(2.6 mb)
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