Multistage submersible pumps, made entirely of stainless steel (AISI 304L or AISI 316 on request), usable for wells
with a sufficiently large diameter depending on pump size. These pumps can be used in a wide range of applications: domestic and
general water supply; sprinkler and hydrant fire-fighting systems, irrigation systems, groundwater pumping in domestic
and industrial sectors. These pumps are suitable both for pumping standard water and for aggressive water, subject to correct selection
according to the construction material (AISI 304L or AISI 316) of the hydraulic part and motor. Special motor version with PE2 + PA
winding, usable up to a maximum liquid temperature of +50 °C. Pumps may be installed vertically or horizontally using a cooling jacket (check the motor's suitability for horizontal installation, see motor specification).
CONSTRUCTION: impellers, diffusers, cable guard, suction opening and delivery body made of stainless steel AISI 304, ensuring maximum pump service life.

Connection to 4", 6" or 8" motors depending on the required hydraulic part:
4GG: 4"
4OL: 4"
6GF: 6"
TR6: 6" rewindable submersible motor
TR8: 8" rewindable submersible motor
For use with a frequency inverter, see motor specification.
• Operating range: flow up to 75 m3/h with head up to 670 m
• Max. sand/silt content: 50 g/m3
• Max. ambient temperature: +30 °C (+50 °C available on request)
ON REQUEST:
• Pump casing made of stainless steel AISI 316
• Impellers made of stainless steel AISI 316
• Motors made of stainless steel AISI 316 for aggressive water
• Star/delta starting
• Special motor version for high temperatures
• Heavy-duty cable connector
Connection:
- SSGA/SSGB: 2 1/2"
- SSGC: 3"
- SSGD-SSGE: 4"

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right pump output/head? It must cover the pressure losses of your specific circuit (pipe length, number of fittings) - if in doubt, consult a heating engineer, who will size the pump precisely for you.
Must installation be carried out by a professional? Fitting the pump into prepared pipework can be handled by a DIYer; we recommend having the electrical connection and system balancing checked by a professional.