Cecor SE-50 Mobile Coolant Sump Cleaner Filter Pump - 660L

BROADMEADOWS, VIC - Delivers Nationally

FOR A STRICTLY LIMITED TIME, MERCURI TRADING IS ACCEPTING ALL REASONABLE OFFERS!

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

This pump unit is in great working condition.
This is worth $15,990USD new if you need to replace.

You can reduce, reuse and recycle metalworking fluids easier with CECOR’s popular 175-gallon, three-phase electric sump cleaner. The SE50-175PT is small enough to be pushed around the shop, but delivers extra sump cleaning power. The SE50-175PT has a 5 Hp motor to generate a pumping rate of 110 gallons (417 liters) per minute and suction lift of 13? Hg (177? water).

Brand: Cecor
Model: SE-50

Capacity: 175 Gallons/660L
Pump: Lobe type; positive displacement air pump
Pumping Rate: 110 gallons per minute
Suction Lift: 177`` water (13`` mercury)
Filter: F50 (50 cu. ft.) standard
Power: 415V 5HP

Overall Dimensions (mm): 2050 x 850 x 1600


NEED TO KNOW:

This item was removed from a functional environment and is backed by our guarantee to be in good working order.

ABOUT US:

Mercuri Trading, located in Melbourne, brings over 15 years of experience in the industrial machinery sector. Our premises feature a large undercover warehouse spanning acres, housing a diverse inventory of industrial machinery.

We are dedicated to providing excellent customer service, as is reflected in our positive feedback rating on all of our platforms. This achievement reflects our commitment to offering quality used products that help our customers stay within their budgets while still achieving their goals.

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