stainless steel submersible pumps from ITT Lowara are for 10 in and 12 in wells

The stainless steel submersible pumps from ITT Lowara are for 10 in and 12 in wells.
The Z10 & Z12 line of pumps from ITT Lowara have high corrosion and wear resistance even in aggressive environments, the company says. For highly aggressive water environments a full duplex version of the pump is also available.

The Z10 & Z12 line of pumps from ITT Lowars includes five main sizes, from the Z10150 with 150 m³/h nominal flow to the Z12420 which has a nominal flow of 420 m³/h. The complete range offers heads up to 545 m and flows up to 520 m³/h.

The pumps have a hydraulic efficiency that for almost every duty point between 120 m³/h and 460 m³/h is higher than 80%.

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