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Warman® SCH C pump

Formerly marketed under the brand name Schabaver, the Warman® SCH C centrifugal slurry pump is rubber lined pump design which makes maintenance quick and easy.

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The Warman® SCH C type rubber lined pump design makes maintenance quick and easy. With our 2 part casing, replacement of the impeller and liners can be done in the field.

Warman® SCH C rubber lined pumps are the ideal choice when transferring non sharp solids below 6mm sphere, providing a higher service life than when using metal lined pumps.

The thick rubber section at the most sensitive areas allows absorption of the solid particles inertia without erosion, unlike with the use of metallic parts. These types of pumps are widely used in the sand treatment industry handling various grades of sand. For corrosive applications, alternative materials such as Neoprene, Butyl, or Hypalon can be used.

Limitations:  For handling slurries with large or sharp particles, or where high temperatures are involved, hard metal pumps such as the Warman SCH M range would be preferable (for advice on selection, please contact one of our support engineers).

The Warman® SCH C was formerly marketed under the Schabaver® brand name.

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