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Series PX
Series PX
Models:
PX-3
PX-5
PX-7 1/2-HF
PX-10-HF
PX-15-HF
Introduction
Penguin Pumps are designed to handle a large range of
chemicals without difficulty. Completely constructed of CPVC
where in contact with the solution being pumped, Series PX
pumps have an upper working temperature of 180 degrees
and thus can handle slurries, and most corrosive and abrasive
solutions. Series PX pumps are easy to install and operate,
and are virtually maintenance-free. All pumps have been
tested for proper operation before leaving the factory. To obtain
optimum service life, please follow all installation and operating
instructions.
Materials:
A - CPVC
Installation & Maintenance
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Summary of Contents for Penguin PX Series
- Page 1 PX-7 1/2-HF PX-10-HF PX-15-HF Introduction Penguin Pumps are designed to handle a large range of chemicals without difficulty. Completely constructed of CPVC where in contact with the solution being pumped, Series PX pumps have an upper working temperature of 180 degrees and thus can handle slurries, and most corrosive and abrasive solutions.
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Page 2: Liquid Level
If clockwise rotation, change any two hot leads and again check rotation. Replace head and snap ring as described in Assembly. Many options are available on the PX Series motors including explosion-proof, larger horsepowers to 15, and 575V motors. If any of these options are required, please check the motors carefully or consult the factory. -
Page 3: Recommended Installation
Recommended Installation High Liquid Level Low Liquid Level Recommended Liquid Level RESERVOIR In Tank - Solution may pour out of weep hole during Non-flooded conditions. Pumps will not pump Liquid level halfway between discharge and operation weep hole Suction Level Recommended Check valve T-Connection... -
Page 6: Maintenance Instructions
Maintenance Instructions PX-3A and PX-5A DISASSEMBLY 1. Remove the four (4) snap ring screws. Now the snap ring can be removed using a screwdriver or a pair of pliers. 2. Insert a 2 inch threaded pipe through the center hole at the end of the housing to remove the head. Pull with a rocking motion to remove. Caution must be used because of the close tolerance between the impeller and wear O-ring.