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Orangeline Logo   H-Dig 2½" Series
Electric submersible pumps for heavy drainage and dewatering
The Rovatti H-DIG pump has been engineered for handling abrasive liquids on heavy construction and dewatering or drainageH-DIG Series Pump applications.
Suitable for a wide variety of applications including:
  • Mining active dewatering
  • Underground workings
  • Tunnels and bridges construction
  • Commercial and residential buildings construction
  • Road building
  • Raw water pumping

Strong three-phase induction motor with automatic restarting thermal protection.
Two mechanical seals with intermediate oil chamber assure shaft sealing and motor protection.

H-DIG pump can work partially submerged.  The motor cooling is guaranteed by internal circulation of pumped liquid between the stator shell and the external casing.
Abrasive resistant high-chrome cast iron impeller and rubber coated wear surfaces.
Portable easy handling pump with delivery connection for 2½" hoses.

PERFORMANCES
SERIES MAX. CAPACITY MAX. HEAD MAX. POWER MAX Ø
OF SOLIDS
OUTLET
 Ø
BSP
PDF
m³/h l/min kW Hp
HS 27 450 11,5 0,9 1,2 5 mm 1½" clicca per visualizzare il documento
HDA40 21 350 15 m 1,1 1,5 5 mm 1½" clicca per visualizzare il documento
HDA65-HDN65 60 1000 17 m 2,2 3 5 mm 2½" clicca per visualizzare il documento
HG40 13 220 10 m 0,55 0,75 30 mm 1½" clicca per visualizzare il documento
HG50 30 500 14 m 1,2 1,6 46 mm 2" clicca per visualizzare il documento
H-DIG 54 900 20 m 3 4 3 mm 2½" clicca per visualizzare il documento

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  H-DIG 2½"
  Single Phase 3-Phase
Max. Capacity 15 l/s 17,5 l/s
Max. Head 13 m 23 m
Max. Power 1,5 kW 3 kW
Outlet nom. Ø  2½" BSP 2½" BSP
Max. solids Ø  3 mm 3 mm

Materials

External casing 1 Stainless Steel
Motor body 2
Impeller 3 Chromium Cast Iron
Shaft 4 Stainless Steel
Mechanical seal 5 Carbon Ceramic
Mechanical seal 6 Tungsten Carbide
Power cable 7 H07RN-F Neoprene

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