Used KASHIYAMA RD600 #9135147 for sale
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KASHIYAMA RD600 is a single-stage end-suction electro-centrifugal clean water pump. This model is designed for use in water supply and irrigation applications and is best for clean water temperatures from 0 to 40°C. The innovative design of KASHIYAMA RD 600 ensures a reliable, energy efficient performance, allowing the pump to reach maximum flow rate even when submerged in water. RD600 is engineered with an robust electric motor and heavy-duty cast iron castings for long term reliability and durability. The motor is available in 380V three-phase current, while its corrosion-resistant, bronze-alloy impellers are conically shaped for high-efficiency and good suction performance. It also features greased-for-life ball bearings that are designed to reduce maintenance costs and can be replaced when necessary. RD 600 offers excellent performance, higher head-and-flow rates than comparable electric pumps, and is designed for years of trouble-free service. The pump is also equipped with built-in thermal overload protection against over-heating and over-current conditions, providing safe and reliable operation. Additionally, the pump is designed with an adjustable float switch to permit automatic water level control. This feature makes installation and operation of the pump easy and convenient. KASHIYAMA RD600's compact size makes it easy to fit into spaces normally occupied by conventional pumps, allowing for efficient installation in any home, office or commercial application. Its low noise level makes the pump ideal for those who value a peaceful environment, and its vibration-free performance makes it suitable for extended periods of operation. KASHIYAMA RD 600 is designed and manufactured according to European Union and global standards, and is guaranteed to withstand extreme operating conditions. The pump is an exceptional choice for professional water supply and irrigation applications, offering outstanding performance and reliability.
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