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Sundyne 9.9 hp, stainless, canned centrifugal pump
Sundyne Canned Motor, Stainless Centrifugal Pump
* Max Flow, 164 gpm, Min Flow, 10.6 gpm
* 9.9 Hp, 3600 rpm, 460V, 3 phase, canned motor
* Max woking pressure, 400 psi @ -130 F to +100 F
* Fluid temp range, -130 deg F to +100 deg F
This pump has not been used. The base has picked some surface rust from sitting around. It's priced to sell at a fraction what they sell for new
These types of pumps have many unique features and capabilities I copied and pasted the following from there website
SUNDYNE Canned Motor Pump Models are single stage, sealless, centrifugal pumps available in either horizontal or vertical configurations. Unique to this design is the fact that the three-phase electric motor is integral to the pump. The pumped liquid lubricates the single shaft's bearings while efficiently cooling the motor. A thin metallic liner or "can" (standard material is hastelloy) protects the motor's rotor and stator windings from direct contact with the pumped fluid. The canned motor pump's operating principle is significantly enhanced by the fact that no rotating shaft penetrates a pump housing, like with typical "motor coupled" configurations. The result is a design inherently capable of "dual containment", i.e. primary at the stator liner and redundant protection at the outer stator band/terminal lug plate.
A family of motors is available in three basic frames and a dozen unique power ratings, to ensure an optimum match to the pump's hydraulic requirements. All motors are thermally protected from overloads by thermostats that are embedded within the stator windings. Configurations are available for use in general purpose, Division II and Division I electrical environments.
* Extremely quiet operation, 60 to 70 dbA
* Small footprint, compact design
* No shaft alignment required
* Only two bearings to maintain
* Hermetic sealing negates emission monitoring
* Field repairable with OEM repair kits
* Average bearing life of 3.7 years
