ELECTRIC MOTOR HS - 1 PHASE
Code: 1627/1-5
Product detailed description
Hollow shaft electric motors are engineered to enable direct mounting to plunger pumps, eliminating the need for external couplings or flange adapters. This design streamlines installation, saves space, and reduces assembly time in pump drive systems.
These motors are compatible with the most common types of high-pressure and plunger pumps available on the market. Offered in multiple power ratings and speeds, they provide a flexible and efficient solution for industrial, municipal, and agricultural pump-driven applications.
Features:
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Design: hollow shaft for direct pump connection
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Installation: no coupling or flange required
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Compatibility: fits most common pump types
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Availability: various power and speed options
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Applications: professional pump systems, industrial and municipal use
| Pole | Frame | Power Kw |
Flange centering / Hole spacing (mm) |
| 4 | mec90 | 1,5 | 90/75 |
| 4 | mec90 | 2,2 | 90/75 |
| 4 | mec100 | 2,2 | 90/75 |
Additional parameters
| Category: | MOTORS |
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| Supply voltage: | 230 |
| Frequency: | 50Hz |
| RPM: | 1450 /min |
| Type: | B3 with hollow shaft |
| Hollow shaft diameter (mm): | 24 |
EMEC: chemical dosing and water treatment control
EMEC develops dosing pumps, measurement equipment and treatment systems for controlling water quality and chemical addition. The Italian manufacturer combines liquid dosing with monitoring and automation for installations where the dose must respond to changing process conditions.
Product range and applications
Its portfolio includes electromagnetic and motor-driven dosing pumps, stepper motor technology, controllers, probes and disinfection systems. Applications include industrial water treatment, pools, cooling systems and other processes requiring controlled chemical addition. The wider offering extends from individual pumps to coordinated dosing and control assemblies.
Selection and system integration
Match pump capacity to the required dose at the actual backpressure. Check the chemical resistance of wetted materials, the electrical supply and the available control inputs. Where dosing is linked to a measurement, confirm that the probe, controller and pump are designed to operate together.
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