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Rotary pumps POMAC PLP 3-3
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Stock# U2473-3 Used bi-wing /lobe pump by Pomac (NL) model PLP 3-3. Contact parts designed in stainless steel (316L). Pump has horizontal location of inlet and outlet, each with diameter 76 mm / 3". Output up to 1 l per rotation of rotors. Maximal output up to 45 m3/h, with maximal rotation of ...
Manufacturer: POMAC
Model:PLP 3-3
Type of machine: Rotary pumps
item-No.: 169442976
Quantity: 1
Date: 04.05.2026
Year of manufacture: 2015
Location:
Poland
05850 Ozarow Mazowiecki
Price:
Machine in stock:Yes
Seller-item-No.:U2473-3
Stock# U2473-3
Used bi-wing /lobe pump by Pomac (NL) model PLP 3-3. Contact parts designed in stainless steel (316L). Pump has horizontal location of inlet and outlet, each with diameter 76 mm / 3". Output up to 1 l per rotation of rotors. Maximal output up to 45 m3/h, with maximal rotation of lobes up to 750 rpm. Working pressure up to 15 bar. Currently pump is equipped with Lenze GST06-2M-VBR-100C32 drive, with el motor 3 kW, 230-400 V, 50 Hz. Working rotation of lobes up to 145 rpm, working pressure up to 6 bar. On current drive pump can reach output up to 7 m3/h. Pump is mounted on stainless steel plate.
Used bi-wing /lobe pump by Pomac (NL) model PLP 3-3. Contact parts designed in stainless steel (316L). Pump has horizontal location of inlet and outlet, each with diameter 76 mm / 3". Output up to 1 l per rotation of rotors. Maximal output up to 45 m3/h, with maximal rotation of lobes up to 750 rpm. Working pressure up to 15 bar. Currently pump is equipped with Lenze GST06-2M-VBR-100C32 drive, with el motor 3 kW, 230-400 V, 50 Hz. Working rotation of lobes up to 145 rpm, working pressure up to 6 bar. On current drive pump can reach output up to 7 m3/h. Pump is mounted on stainless steel plate.
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