Seim PX series technology data1

This document describes the features and characteristics of the PX series screw pumps, which are suitable for hydraulic oils and lubricating oils. They can deliver a continuous pressure of 30 bar. The main application is in industrial purposes, specifically in low-pressure lubrication and cooling systems.


Seim PX series technology data1 - cover page
Brand
Seim
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
114 KB
Published
10 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0004378E2C14C96E4588A80590F1A191

About this manual

This document provides technical specifications for the SEIM PX series of screw pumps designed for industrial use. The pumps are intended for low-pressure ranges in lubrication and cooling systems using hydraulic or lubricating oils.

Key functional characteristics include a continuous delivery pressure up to 30 bar, driving speeds between 750 and 3600 rpm, and an admissible temperature range of 0 to 120 °C. The document includes dimensional charts for various models ranging from PX025 to PX126.

What's inside

  • Screw pumps - PX series
  • Main field of application
  • Functional characteristics standard version
  • Admissible delivery pressure
  • Driving speed and noise level
  • Dimensional chart
  • Recommended filtration
  • Direction of rotation

Specifications

Delivery flow10 to 3000 l/min (2.6 to 800 USGPM)
Admissible delivery pressureup to 30 bar continuous
Kinematic viscosity10 to 400 cSt
Admissible temperature0 to 120 °C (32 to 248 °F)
Driving speed750 to 3600 rpm
Average noise level53 + 68 dB(A) at 2900 rpm

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended filtration for these pumps?

The recommended filtration is a maximum of 60 micron on the suction side, provided there are no abrasive contaminants.

What is the direction of rotation for the PX series pumps?

The direction of rotation must be clockwise when viewed from the driving side.

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