Worthington 50WR200 Centrifugal pump

• Transferring water in industrial cooling systems.
• Circulating process fluids in manufacturing plants.
• Boosting pressure in commercial water supply systems.
• Handling non-corrosive liquids in general industrial applications.

Motor power

This unit is specified with 15kW motors, which is common for this size of centrifugal pump.

Discharge outlet

A 50mm discharge outlet is specified, indicating suitability for moderate flow rates.

Rotational speed

Operating at 2940 RPM, this pump is designed for high-speed fluid transfer.

Power supply

This unit requires a 3-phase electrical supply, typical for industrial-grade pumps.

Typical flow rate

For a pump of this specification, typical flow rates can range from approximately 20 to 80 cubic metres per hour, depending on head requirements.

Typical head

Units of this class commonly achieve heads between 20 to 60 metres.

Construction materials

Worthington pumps of this type typically feature cast iron casings and impellers, suitable for general industrial fluids.

• What type of fluids can this pump handle?

  This Worthington 50WR200 centrifugal pump is generally suitable for clean, non-corrosive, non-abrasive liquids, such as water or light oils. Always confirm chemical compatibility with the seller.

• Is this pump suitable for continuous operation?

• What maintenance is typically required for a used centrifugal pump?

• Can this pump operate at different speeds?

• What spare parts are commonly needed for this model?

Centrifugal pumps are valued in laboratory and pharmaceutical settings for their reliability and low maintenance requirements. Buyers typically prioritise checking operational history, seal condition, and motor performance when purchasing used units. These pumps are appreciated for their ability to handle various fluid viscosities and their cost-effectiveness compared to specialised alternatives. Industry practitioners commonly note their straightforward construction simplifies troubleshooting and repair. When assessing used examples, inspecting for corrosion and verifying calibration records are considered essential steps.

General overview for this equipment type