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Centrifugal Pump
The Fristam FPR Series reduces maintenance time and effort. Designed with a front-loading seal, the FPR allows production personnel to service the pump in place—without special tools. FPR pumps have fewer parts, so processors have fewer maintenance parts to stock. FPR pumps handle flow rates up to 2000 gpm. No special tools are needed to service the FPR.
Heavy-Duty Construction The FPR housing, cover, and impeller are made from 316L stainless steel castings and forgings for more substantial mass. Other centrifugal manufacturers use thinner stamped or pressed steel. Due to its solid construction, the FPR can withstand more hydraulic shock and cavitation which can ruin a pump.
Internal Seal Fristam’s unique internal seal uses the cooling and lubrication of the product to provide longer seal life.
Close Internal Clearance FPR internal clearances are as tight as 0.5 mm, making the pumps highly efficient and very gentle on product.
Optimized Impeller The ‘optimized vane angle’ design of FPR impellers maximizes efficiency and allows for low NPSH requirements.
The FPR runs smoothly and quietly.