MFF

These high-performance pumps are cast with 316L stainless steel pump casings and can be equipped with open, semi-open, or vortex impellers (investment casting) made of 316L stainless steel or equivalent.The pumps have a wide passage between the impeller and the pump casing, allowing them to handle solids and fibres without the risk of clogging. Thanks to their sturdy construction and polished design, these pumps are a reliable component for your production process.

Properties

Property
Max. flow	750 m3/h
Differential head	30 m wc
Max. Inlet pressure	12 bar
Viscosity	500 cP
Max. temperature	140 °C
Impeller type	Open or vortex
Max. free passage	50 mm
Max. drive power	250 kW
Speed	1500/1800 rpm
Available frequency	50 / 60 Hz
Materials wetted parts	Stainless steel 316L or similar
Mechanical seal configuration	Single bellow, single balanced, quench, double, pressurized barrier
Available O-ring materials	EPDM, FKM, FEP-FKM
Connections	BSP fittings. flanges according to EN1092-1/01 & 02. ANSI flanges
Surface finish	Industrial finish: welds are not hand polished. Final surface treatment: electropolished
Certificates	1935/2004 EC. FDA. EAC. ATEX

Description

These high-performance pumps are cast with 316L stainless steel pump casings and can be equipped with open, semi-open, or vortex impellers (investment casting) made of 316L stainless steel or equivalent.The pumps have a wide passage between the impeller and the pump casing, allowing them to handle solids and fibres without the risk of clogging. Thanks to their sturdy construction and polished design, these pumps are a reliable component for your production process.
Downloads
- Packo_MFF_US_EN_Datasheet.pdf
- Packo_Industrial_Brochure_EN.pdf

Pump series MFF

Investment cast stainless steel pump casings
Large clearance between impeller and pump casing
Large seal cavity to guarantee liquid circulation around the seal
Monobloc execution with std. IEC motors

Application areas

The Packo pumps from the MFF series are utilised across a broad spectrum of industries and applications.

They are found in virtually every sector, including the vegetable industry, water treatment, and the textile industry, as well as in areas such as biogas, biodiesel, and bioethanol applications.

Typically, these pumps are employed to transfer liquids containing fibres and solids, which originate from washing or blanching vegetables, potato waste, circulating liquids in digesters etc.