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Crude Oil Pump - 60L/HR - C1D1 Certified

SKU USA-COP60

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Crude Oil Pump - 60L/HR - C1D1 Certified

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$6,499.00

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An explosion-proof, magnetically driven gear pump for feeding high-viscosity crude into falling film evaporators and other distillation equipment. It is rated 60 L/hr and handles fluids up to 70,000 cP at 110°F, vacuum-compatible to 29.5 inHg with an FKM (Viton) seal and both KF and NPT adapters. The 0.5 HP, 1750 rpm inverter-duty motor is rated Class I Division 1 and takes 230/460 V, three-phase, 60 Hz.

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Description

The Crude Oil Pump is a high-performance, explosion-proof gear pump system designed for handling high-viscosity crude oil in hazardous environments. Engineered for precision and reliability, this unit is ideal for use with falling film evaporators and other distillation equipment.

This compact, magnetically driven system ensures safe, steady, and leak-free operation even with thick fluids and vacuum conditions. Perfect for cannabis extraction, petrochemical processing, and pharmaceutical applications requiring compliant, explosion-proof pumping solutions.

Specifications

Flow Rate

60 L/hr

Viscosity Handling

Up to 70,000 cP @ 110°F

Vacuum Compatibility

29.5 inHg

Pump Type

Beinlich ECO-193004 with SKF372.1XF gear box

Seal

FKM (Viton®)

Connections

KF Adapter + NPT Adapter

Drive Motor

0.5 HP, 1750 RPM, Inverter Duty

Motor Rating

Explosion Proof, Class I Div 1

Voltage

230/460V, 3-phase, 60Hz

Frequently asked questions

What viscosity can the pump handle?+

Up to 70,000 cP at 110°F. Because the rating is quoted at temperature, feed that is significantly cooler will be more viscous than the rating implies - heat trace or jacket the feed line if the crude is held cold.

What are the electrical requirements?+

230/460 V, three-phase, 60 Hz. The motor is 0.5 HP at 1750 rpm and is inverter duty, so it can be run from a VFD for feed-rate control. The motor rating is explosion proof, Class I Division 1.

Will it pull against a vacuum?+

It is specified as vacuum compatible to 29.5 inHg, which is what allows it to feed a falling film evaporator running under vacuum without breaking the seal.

What is the pump head and seal?+

A Beinlich ECO-193004 gear pump with an SKF372.1XF gearbox, sealed with FKM (Viton). Check Viton compatibility against your feed chemistry before specifying.

How does it connect to the process?+

A KF adapter and an NPT adapter are supplied, so it can be tied into either a vacuum-flange line or threaded pipework.

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