EBARA’s EVMS series of vertical multistage pumps are manufactured to the highest standards of quality to deliver reliable operating performance. These vertical multistage pumps are engineered using the latest fluid dynamics and design principles, followed by quality-controlled manufacturing and rigorous testing. Ebara has also developed a unique impeller design called Shurricane that offers solutions and value to the customer. The optimised shape of this patented impeller enables an 80% reduction in axial thrust making it possible to preserve motor bearing life.
KNOW MORE ABOUT EBARA EVMS VERTICAL MULTISTAGE SERIES
Design Advantages
Self-aligning liner ring, floating design prevents swelling at high temperatures
Tungsten carbide lower pump bearings for maximum operating life
Keyed direct drive pump and motor shafts for reliable power transmission
Cartridge seals for easy maintenance
Air vent in casing cover prevents air entrapment and dry run
Square-edge four spline shaft minimises shaft and impeller wear
Available Options
We customise pumps according to your specific application. Get in touch with us today to get a complete list of your options.
Seal options
Material options
Motor options
Spare parts
Baseplate
Key Specifications
Model range: 1,3,5,10,15 & 20 m³/hr flow sizes
Heads: Up to 240 m
Liquid temperature: -15 to +140°C
Max. working pressure: 16 Bar (Oval Flange) 25 Bar (Round flange)
Larger capacity EVM models available (32, 45 & 64 m³/hr)
Applications
Industrial, commercial and agricultural applications
Water treatment plants (reverse osmosis, filtration)
Boiler feed - Irrigation systems - Fire fighting
Pumping of hot or cold water for HVAC systems
For the pumping or boosting of water in general
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
The Ebara centrifugal pumps follow the standard centrifugal principle. Two main parts are responsible for the conversion of energy: the impeller and the casing. The impeller rotates the fluid while the casing is the airtight passage that surrounds the impeller. To work, the fluid enters into the casing, falls on the impeller blades at the eye of the impeller, and is whirled tangentially and radially outward until it leaves the impeller into the diffuser part of the casing. The fluid gains both velocity and pressure while it passes through the impeller which is mechanized by the motor. This is how the pump can push out the fluid to a high-level head.
Servicing you anywhere in Australia
All-Pumps offers a bespoke solution to your pump problems. Call our professionals if you need a new pump, replacement part, repair services, system design, or monthly maintenance!
Our customer support services are the best in the field with 100% customer satisfaction ratings.
Free quote for installation.
Free quote for servicing.
Free quote for custom system design.
Free quote for pump or spare pricing.
Pump guides
And so much more!!!
Get in Touch
Fill out the quick form below and one of our sales officer will get in touch with you in a lightning speed!