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Corken – Z4500
1,446 L/min
24.1 bar
107°C
The model Z4500 (4″ Class 300 RF flange) is a stationary pump designed for large loading and unloading applications. When using two or more bulkheads to load transports or multiple bobtails, the Z4500 can shorten the fill times. To protect the pump form excessive pressure buildup, all of the Z-Series stationary pumps are equipped with a built-in internal relief valve. In the event the discharge
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Corken – Z3500
- 670 L/min
- 24.1 bar
- 107°C
The model Z3500 (3″ NPT) is a foot mounted stationary pump but doubles as a truck pump in some regions of the world. It is well suited for medium sized applications such as bulk filling and loading and unloading up to two bobtail trucks. Additionally, the Z3500 is a bolt-in replacement for Corken’s model 1021 pump so no piping modifications are necessary.
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Corken – Z4200
- 1,362 L/min
- 6.9 bar
- 107°C
A four inch belly mount pump is mounted to the belly of the tank using a Class 300 RF flange for maximum strength. Both belly-mount flange designs minimize cavitation and increase pumping efficiency.
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Corken – Z2000
- 287 L/min
- 6.9 bar
- 107°C
A two inch foot-mounted pump with NPT flanges. The pump is securely mounted on a steel frame fixed to the truck’s chassis and piped from the internal valve on the truck’s tank. To limit the length of the power take-off drive line, the Z2000 is typically installed close to the power take-off box between the front of the truck’s tank and the cab of the truck.
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Corken – Z3200
- 416 L/min
- 6.9 bar
- 107°C
A three inch belly mount pump is mounted to the belly of tank using a Class 300 RF flange offering maximum strength.
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Corken – F (Coro-Flo)
- 136 L/min
- 27.6 Bar
400 SSU
The Corken Coro-Flo was originally developed to fill propane cylinders, but it has found its way into many other fields, especially where volatile liquid transfer is involved. It is commonly used to feed aerosol filling lines, and to transfer liquefied gases like NH3 CO2, SO2 and the refrigerant gases.
Tech Data
- Pumps 2 to 36 gpm (7.6 to 136 L/min)
- Heads to 700 ft (213 m)
- Max. RPM 3600
- Max. pressure: 400 psig (27.6 Bar)
- Temperature: -25° to +225° F (-32° to +107°C)
- Max. viscosity 400 SSU
- Case/cover: Ductile Iron ASTM A-536
- For thin liquids & liquefied gases: Propane, Butane, Ammonia, Refrigerants, Sulfur Dioxide, Carbon Dioxide, Gasoline Light Oils, Solvents, Propylene, Pentane, Foam Blowing Agents
- Application: ideal for research laboratory work and for handling many liquids of the petrochemical, lpg, nh3 and aerosol industries.
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Corken – FF150
- 85 L/min
- 10.0 bar
Regenerative Turbine Pump. The mechanical design of the regenerative pump closely resembles a typical centrifugal pump. The lightweight impeller allows an overhung impeller design to be used. This design requires only one mechanical seal to seal off the pumping chamber. The impeller is designated to float on the shaft so hydraulic forces in the pump may perfectly center the impeller to prevent metal to metal contact between the impeller and casing. A free floating impeller is much easier to install than a centrifugal pump impeller.
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Corken – DS/DL (Coro-Flo®)
- 397 L/min
- 10.3 Bar
- 107°C
- 400 SSU
The Corken Coro-Flo was originally developed to fill propane cylinders, but it has found its way into many other fields, especially where volatile liquid transfer is involved. It is commonly used to feed aerosol filling lines, and to transfer liquefied gases like NH3 CO2, SO2 and the refrigerant gases.
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Corken – Standard Model Sliding Vane Pumps
- 1,457 l/min
- 24.1 bar
- 107°C
- 4,250 cSt
Corken’s standard model sliding vane pumps utilize the original ten blade design with no blade drivers. The mechanical seal now has a silicon carbide seal seat providing maximum leakage control and is approved for propane, butane, and agricultural ammonia. Suitable for bulk pump transfer and propane delivery truck applications. Available in 2” and 3” sizes.
