3-Inch Compact Pump
As reliable as the 3" Pump, this compact version offers performance and efficiency where space is limited.
Key Features
- The pump can be installed in a hole as small as 16" (406 mm) in diameter.
- Direct drive only.
- Available motors: 3 or 5 HP. Not available for 50 Hz electric motor.
- 3" (75 mm) pipe discharge.
- Drive shaft with an anti-vibration bearing. Also available on bronze bushings without oil bath.
- Stainless steel threaded shaft to prevent rust and corrosion.
- Double bearing housing protected by our 3 seal system.
- Available in lengths from 6 to 16 feet (1.8 to 4.8 m)
Typical Application
Used to transfer hog manure or dairy waste water from a reception pit to the main storage.Impeller and Housing
- Impeller with 2 straight blades and sharp edges.
- Compact housing that fits in a small pit opening.
- 4" (102 mm) intake.
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