
Used centrifugal pumps for sale
Available from stock, including Hilge, Fristam and Alfa Laval.
Centrifugal pumps are the standard choice for low-viscosity media in breweries and the food and pharmaceutical industries. An impeller accelerates the medium; flow rate and head depend on impeller diameter and speed. Hygienic versions are made of stainless steel, CIP-capable and fitted with dairy or clamp connections.
Items
Filter by manufacturer:
Item 855New3 photos
Item 849New3 photos
Item 8604 photos
Item 8594 photos
Item 8584 photos
Item 8564 photosFristam FP 1232 VB Centrifugal Pump
Fristam FP 1232 VB
- Power
- 11,0
- Speed
- 2.915 rpm
- Connection
- DN 100 / DN 80
Item 8544 photos
Item 8504 photos- Item 8
Item 6813 photos
Item 6904 photos
Item 8293 photosFristam FP 3442/195 A Centrifugal Pump
Fristam FP 3442/195 A
- Power
- 11,0 kW
- Speed
- 2.880 rpm
- Connection
- DN 80 / DN 50
Item 8283 photos
Item 8273 photos
Item 8243 photos
Item 8233 photos
Item 8194 photos
Item 7935 photos
Item 7874 photosFristam FP 722 C 155 Centrifugal Pump
Fristam FP 722 C 155
- Power
- 4,0 kW
- Speed
- 2.850 rpm
- Connection
- DN 50 / DN 40
Item 7424 photos
Item 7434 photos
Item 7453 photos
Item 7495 photos
Item 7486 photos
Frequently asked questions
What do flow rate and head mean?
Flow rate (e.g. 25 m³/h) is how much medium is pumped per hour. Head (in metres) describes the pressure the pump can build – roughly, 10 m of head equals about 1 bar for water.
Can a centrifugal pump handle viscous media?
Only to a limited extent. As viscosity rises, flow and efficiency drop significantly. Rotary lobe, sine or progressive cavity pumps are better suited to viscous products.
Can I inspect used equipment before buying?
Yes. Every item is stored in our warehouses in Dettingen am Albuch and Gerstetten near Heidenheim, Germany. Just book an appointment – each item also comes with photos and a PDF datasheet.
