Sealless Vertical Pump Offers Increased Efficiency
Hendor is introducing the D13 series vertical pump, which features a hydrodynamic design that enables 33 percent more flow with a 33 percent smaller motor and replaces its D110 series as a one-on-one drop-in replacement.
Hendor is introducing the D13 series vertical pump, which replaces its D110 series as a one-on-one drop-in replacement. The new pump’s hydrodynamic design enables 33 percent more flow with a 33 percent smaller motor, the company says, resulting in power savings of 42 percent.
According to Hendor, the new pump was chosen over competitors by a renowned German reel-to-reel plating company because of its solid construction, high flow rate versus small motor size and potential for power savings.Related Content
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