New Hampshire Stainless Steel High Temperature Centrifugal Pump

[TwoCanSam]

I have quite a few pumps and it's time to sell off a few. This one is a 115 V (110-120) stainless steel magnetic drive Micropump that pumps at about 6-8 gallons per minute depending on head height. It has a variable speed drive, which is easier than using a flow control valve. This pump can handle boiling wort with no problems. The only reason I'm selling this pump is that I have another one that's exactly the same and it's clear that both will last a long time. Micropump manufactures high-precision pumps that are in a completely different class that the typical homebrew pump.

The cut sheet for the pump is here...

http://www.micropump.com/support_documents/CA_series.pdf

Send me a PM if you'd like to buy. I'm selling for $150, much less than I paid for it.

 

[brick_haus]

Does this unit have 3/8"suction and 1/4"discharge?

 

[TwoCanSam]

Yes, it does. 3/8 FNPT in and 1/4 FNPT out.

 

[k1ngl1ves]

PM sent...

 

[Beeranator]

Is this still available?

 

[TwoCanSam]

Yes, it is.

 

[Kimcheese]

Any other pumps? I'm looking for something slightly larger.

 

[TwoCanSam]

I've got a 3/8" Wilden Teflon diaphragm pump with a pulse dampener. Needs an air compressor to run but it's amazing. Doesn't need priming, can handle boiling wort. This one is about 10 GPM.

 

[Kimcheese]

Cool pump. No air over here unfortunately. Might be a getting a new place with more options. I'll give you a holler then.

 

[akthor]

How much for the diaphragm pump?

 

[TwoCanSam]

$225 with the dampener

 

[k1ngl1ves]

Is this 1/4" pump still available...?

 

[TwoCanSam]

Sorry, it's been sold