Description
The head of stainless steel DN80 vertical multistage pump between 32m to 194m. Centrifugal vertical multistage pump often used in booster system, industrial processes, wastewater treatment and desalination plant.
Features:
- Excellent hydraulic model and advanced manufacturing technology, greatly improve the performance and service life of the pump.
- Mechanical seals made using hard alloy and fluorine rubber, improve the reliability of operation and the temperature of the transport medium.
- Compact structure, small size, lightweight, low noise, significant energy-saving effect, convenient maintenance.
- The inlet and outlet of the pump are located on the same level and can be directly used in the pipeline.
Specification:
| Model | ATO-80CDLF |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Motor | 100% copper wire, full power |
| Moter Voltage | 3 phase 380V-415V (single phase 220V for 2.2 kW or less); other voltages, contact us |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Impeller | vortex impeller |
| Outlet Diameter | DN80 |
| Flow Rate | 42m3/h |
| Power | 5.5 kW (7.5 HP); 22 kW (30 HP); 37 kW (50 HP) |
| Head | 32m; 113m; 194m |
| Net Weight | 110kg; 261kg; 355kg |
| Waterproof Grade | IP55 |
| Certification | CE |
Structure:
Mounting Dimension (Unit: mm)
| Model | B1 | B2 | B1+B2 | D1 | D2 |
| CDL(F)42-20-2–CDL42-20-2 (5.5kW) | 641 | 390 | 1031 | 260 | 208 |
| CDL(F)42-60-2–CDL42-60-2 (22kW) | 1066 | 575 | 1641 | 360 | 285 |
| CDL(F)42-100–CDL42-100-2 (37kW) | 1386 | 650 | 2036 | 400 | 310 |
Tips: What are the Disadvantages of Vertical Multistage Centrifugal Pump?
- Installation Complexity. Vertical multistage pumps can be more complex to install compared to single-stage pumps. They often require careful alignment and positioning due to their vertical orientation. This can result in increased installation time and potentially higher installation costs.
- Maintenance Challenges. Maintenance of vertical multistage pumps can be more intricate due to their design. Accessing and servicing the multiple stages stacked on top of each other can be difficult, especially if the pump is installed in a deep well or confined space. This complexity might lead to longer maintenance downtime and increased maintenance costs.
- Higher Initial Cost. Vertical multistage pumps tend to have a higher initial cost compared to single-stage pumps. The increased complexity of their construction, along with the need for additional components like bearings and sealing systems for each stage, can contribute to this higher cost.





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