Pump series FMS
Multistage pump
| Max. flow | 50 m³/h |
| Max. head | 215 m |
| Max. product viscosity | 250 cP |
| max. motor power | 45 kW |
Pump series FMS
The hygienically designed Packo multistage pumps from the FMS series are used as process pump in the most diverse applications in food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries. They are the right match for operations at moderate flows and high pressures.
- Electropolished, easy to clean construction, no bacteria traps and no small clearances in order to clean the area around the O-ring
- Investment cast design
- Large seal cavity to clean mechanical seal properly
- Open impellers: no axial forces on motor bearings
- Monobloc execution with std. IEC motors
Application areas
For use in food, brew, beverage, pharmaceutical and chemical industries, as transfer and mixing pump for liquid food products, drinks, medicines, lotions, etc.
Typical applications: process pump for plate heat exchangers, pasteurizer systems, filters, filling machines, mixers, deaerators, carbonators and high pressure cleaning systems.
Your benefits
- Ideal for operation at moderate flow rate and high pressures
- High pump efficiency resulting in lower energy consumption
- Low NPSH values: less risk on cavitation
- Electropolished: easy to clean
- Easy construction and easy maintenance: less downtime
- Standard components
- Easy to install
Technical information
| Performance | |
| max. flow rate | 50 m³/h |
| max. differential head | 215 m |
| max. inlet pressure | 10 bar |
| max. liquid viscosity | 250 cP |
| max. temperature | 140°C |
| impeller type | open |
| max. free passage | 14 mm |
| max. motor power | 45 kW |
| max. speed | 3000/3600 rpm |
| available frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Specifications | |
| materials wetted parts | stainless steel 316L or similar |
| mechanical seal configuration | single, quench, double |
| available O-ring material | EPDM, FKM |
| connections | sanitary fittings |
| surface finish | food quality, internal welds hand polished + electropolished |
| certificates & legislation |  |
