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Description
Roper's expertise in the pump industry is unparalleled. The company has been in business for over 160 years. It creates a range of top-tier pumps for use in multiple industries. What's more, it offers a high standard of customer service. Its Roper 3611HB - 2" Gear Pump doesn't disappoint; in fact, it's used by firms nationwide to pump thick fluids that other pumps would be unable to process properly.
Specifications:
The Roper 3611HB - 2" Gear Pump models weigh between 80 and 150 pounds. The pump is a size 11 and measures 34 × 21 × 24 inches. It has a maximum flow rate of 82.5 gallons per minute and a maximum pressure rate of 125 psi. The inlet port size is 2 inches NPT and ports have a 90-degree orientation. The pump uses a 3 HP, 3 phase, 230/460 V AC motor. Roper's 3600 series pumps can handle liquid temperatures ranging from 212° to 450° F (100° to 232° C).
Product Details:
The Roper 3611HB - 2" Gear Pump is a helical gear pump. It has a cast iron body, hardened iron gears, bronze bearings, graphite packing, and steel shafts. The base plates, belt guards, and shaft guards are heavy-duty steel. Roper designed these to meet safety specifications and the entire pump is compliant with California Proposition 65.
The pump motor is completely enclosed, and the pump is designed to be mounted on a stationary base. The pumping gears are heat-treated so the device will not only operate efficiently but also quietly. Pumping gears have been keyed to the shaft with a sliding fit so users can replace the gears with ease should the need arise. It can handle both fixed and mobile transfers.
Common Applications:
The Roper 3611HB - 2" Gear Pump is a general-purpose pump that can transfer, blend, and recirculate substances. It's used in the food industry to process chocolate and molasses. Construction companies can use it to process asphalt and roofing compounds. Oil and gas companies use the pump for fuel oil and gas while printing companies use it to process printing inks.
