IDROFOGLIA Self-priming Motor Pump IZ095-1031BG/SP Stage III

IDROFOGLIA Motopompa Autoadescante IZ095-1031BG/SP is a robust, high-performance machine designed to handle large volumes of liquids with efficiency and reliability. Ideal for applications in agriculture, construction, industry and emergency services, this motor pump is capable of handling a wide variety of pumping needs.

Key Features:

Powerful and versatile: With a maximum flow rate of 750 m³/h and a maximum head of 25 m, this motor pump is capable of moving large quantities of water at high pressures.

Self-priming: Thanks to its self-priming capability, it can operate even in negative suction conditions, down to -8 metres.

Robust and durable: Made of high-quality materials, such as spheroidal cast iron for the volute and impeller, and C40 steel for the shaft, it guarantees long life and wear resistance.

Easy to transport: Mounted on a galvanised steel frame with two wheels and equipped with stabilising feet, it can be easily moved and positioned.

Powerful engine: The FPT F32 MNTX 20.01 engine, which complies with Stage III emission regulations, ensures high performance and low fuel consumption.

Large tank: The 330-litre tank guarantees a long operating range.

Technical Specifications Self-priming motor pump:

Make and model: Dagso RB1031BG
Suction: DN250
Discharge: DN250
Maximum flow rate: 750 m³/h
Maximum head: 25 m
Maximum suction : -8 m
Solids passage: 85x85 mm
Absorbed power: 30.0 Kw
Rotation speed: 1,600 rpm 
Make and model: FPT F32 MNTX 20.01
Emissions: Stage III
Displacement: 3,200 cm³
Number of cylinders: 4
Cooling: Liquid
Coupling: Flanged
Rotational speed: 1,600 rpm
Chassis: On N. 2 wheels
Frame paintwork: Black
Built-in diesel tank: 330 litres
Stabiliser feet: No. 3
Drawbar: Fixed height
Pump body: Cast iron GJL250
Volute: Spheroidal cast iron
Impeller: Spheroidal cast iron
Shaft: C40 steel
Elastomers: Nitrile
Weight: 1,150 kg
Length: 3,800 mm
Width: 1,480 mm
Height: 1,730 mm

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