Suction pump
The Grundfos CRN-H and CRNE-H stainless steel horizontal end suction pumps allow for seal changes in less than 1 hr.
Grundfos Pumps announced the CRN-H stainless steel horizontal end suction pumps, which are designed for a variety of applications, including washing and cleaning, water treatment, chemical, pulp, and paper industries. The pump can bolt directly into the piping and pump case footprint of a traditional ANSI pump. This multi-stage pump allows the user to expand pressure range by adding additional stages and up-sizing the motor if necessary, without piping or foundation changes. The cartridge seal can be replaced on the spot without pump removal, disassembly, or pump-to-motor alignment, and can be completed in as few as 30 min.
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