Engineering
Technical selection
Selection, cross-reference and documentation support built around the operating data.
What we review
- Flow
- Head
- Differential pressure
- Medium
- Viscosity
- Temperature
- Materials
- Sealing
- Connection dimensions
- Rotation
What we support
- 01
Duty point selection
Reviewing flow, head and fluid data to define a suitable pump type and size.
- 02
Cross-reference
Comparing an existing pump against available alternatives and interchangeable parts.
- 03
Component compatibility
Checking materials, sealing and clearances against fluid and temperature.
- 04
System interfaces
Connections, baseplate, coupling, motor and installation envelope.
- 05
Documentation
Working from nameplates, datasheets, sectional drawings and parts lists.
- 06
Sourcing options
Presenting original, compatible and alternative routes with their trade-offs.
Engineering data
Tell us the duty.We'll help define the pump.
The more of this datasheet you can fill in, the tighter the selection. Unknown values are normal — we work with what exists.
Final pump selection is always confirmed technically before an order is released.
Duty data sheet
- 01FlowRequired capacity at the duty point—m³/h
- 02HeadTotal dynamic head—m
- 03Differential pressureDischarge minus suction pressure—bar
- 04FluidMedium and, if relevant, its grade——
- 05ViscosityAt operating temperature—cSt
- 06TemperatureOperating and, if known, range—°C
- 07DensityAt operating temperature—kg/m³
- 08SolidsContent and particle size—%
- 09MaterialsCasing, rotating parts, elastomers——
- 10SealMechanical seal, packing or magnetic drive——
- 11SpeedFixed speed or variable drive—rpm
- 12MotorRated power and frame—kW
- 13VoltageSupply voltage—V
- 14Frequency50 or 60 Hz—Hz
- 15InstallationOrientation, baseplate, envelope——
- 16Existing pumpManufacturer, model, serial number——
Scope and limits
- 01We work from the data supplied and state clearly where an assumption was made.
- 02Where information is missing, we say what has to be measured or confirmed.
- 03No selection is treated as final until it has been technically confirmed.
Process
How it works
Four steps from an existing pump to a commercial offer.
- 01
Send
Pump model, nameplate, drawing or operating data.
- 02
Review
We review the application and compatibility requirements.
- 03
Select
Original, compatible or alternative solution.
- 04
Quote
Commercial offer and delivery option.