Ebsray Launches RC40 Regenerative Turbine Pump

© EbsrayThe RC40 is a state-of-the-art solution

Developed as a replacement for the Ebsray R10 model, the new RC40 pump features increased flow rates and features important new design enhancements. The pumps offer exceptional reliability, even under extremely low NPSH operating conditions and possess the ability to handle entrained vapors without loss of efficiency or internal damage. The close-coupled flange design of the RC40 mounts to both 50 Hz and 60 Hz (NEMA and IEC) electric motors while the unique 3-ported design with two discharge ports provides installation flexibility for lower installed cost. In addition, the RC40 optimizes its class-leading performance and efficiency by using one motor size less than it’s leading competitors.

RC40 pumps have bronze impellers, ductile-iron casings and high-tensile alloy-steel shafts. The pump features a maximum differential pressure to 14 bar (200 psi) and maximum flow rates are 200 l/min (52.8 gpm) with motor speeds up to 3,500 rpm. RC40 pumps also feature multiple flange port options in one body design: ANSI, DIN and NPT. Cartridge design mechanical seals and bearings are interchangeable with RC20 and RC25 models. RC40 pumps comply with ATEX and AS1596 codes with UL51 certification in progress.

For more information on Ebsray, please visit the brand's official website. Ebsray is a product brand within PSG, a Dover company. For more information on PSG, visit the company's website.

Ebsray is a leader in the design and manufacture of regenerative turbine and positive displacement pump technologies, including sliding vane and gear, for a wide range of industrial applications. Founded as a precision-engineering company in the 1920s, in 1938, Ebsray turned to pump design and manufacture and has grown into a leading supplier of specialized pumps for use in a wide array of industries, including chemical, petroleum liquids, mining, food and beverage, pulp and paper, municipal and utility services, and paint and coatings Ebsray—headquartered in Cromer, Australia— is part of PSG, a Dover company.