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 Rotary Vane  Pump 

YB Series Rotary Vane Blackmer Pump sliding vane pump is with by-pass valve built-in.

The pump uses a rotor with sliding vanes to drive the liquid transfer.

The material of construction is nodular cast iron with self-lubricating vanes.

Due to its superior performance, the pump can handle viscous and volatile liquid and require less horsepower than other equivalent pumps.

The pump has its obvious advantage in the transmission of high flow at low revolution.

 

Key Features

Excellent self-priming and dry run capabilities

Widely application in diesel, gasoline, lubricating oil, heavy oil, etc.

Vanes could be replaced without moving the whole pump makes easy maintenance.

High flowrate speed for choice

Unique sliding vane pump design self-adjust for wear to maintain flow rates

Excellent at self-priming, eliminates expensive priming systems

Extended dry-run capability, eliminates nuisance current monitoring systems

Sliding vane design provides sustained performance and trouble-free operation

Easy maintenance: vanes can be easily replaced without removing the pump from the piping system

High suction lift abilities and line-stripping capabilities to completely empty tanks, and piping of fluid

Low maintenance and low life-cycle costs, pumps are renewable and repairable

Solids handling, provided by large displacement and slow internal velocities

Thin to thick fluid viscosity flexibility, eliminates expensive heating systems

Highly efficient, sliding vane pumps require less horsepower than other pumps, meaning spending less on motors initially and less on electricity to power the pump

 

 

Application

Fuel oil
Gasoline
Diesel
Jet fuel
Lube oil
Biofuels

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Technical Specification

Model No. YB-50 YB-65 YB-80 YB-100
Diameter 50mm 2″ 65mm 2.5″ 80mm 3″ 100mm 4″
Max flow meter 150-300L/min 300-500L/min 600-1000L/min 1500-1900L/min
Working pressure 5Bar

 

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