C+218MD Centrifugal Pump Assembly (7 1/2- 15 HP)

The CPE C+218MD Portable Pump is ideal for large production breweries and wineries with models up to 40 HP and flow capacity up to 500 GPM.

The CPE C+218MD Portable Pump is part of the C+series centrifugal pump family. This family of pumps are based on the C-Series, but includes both a collar that clamps down on the drive shaft over the full 360 degrees removing the minor wobble that can occur from set screwed shafts and two specialized gaskets to seal the shaft while still allowing a CIP procedure to clean behind the impeller. This model provides a 2 inch inlet, 1 1/2 inch outlet, and an 8 inch impeller, making it a very flexible pump for medium to large volume fluid processing.

These pumps are designed specifically to handle the wear and tear involved in food and beverage production. The carts are custom designed and built in Canada completely of stainless steel with non-marring heavy duty wheels. The pump head and motor are stainless steel, and interchangeable with other C-series pumps. The C+218 will give you years of reliable and excellent service.

​All pumps come standard with Tri-Clamp connections, but we can supply other connection types by special order. We have models up to 40 HP so for a pump larger than 15 HP please call us for pricing.

CPE C+218MD Portable Pump​ Features and Options

• 2" X 1 1/2" Tri-clamp connections
• All stainless steel construction
• 25 ft cord with a standard NEMA locking plug
• NEMA 4X digital VFD with a potentiometer
• Stainless steel cart

Voltage Options:

• 230-volt 3 phase (L15-20P)
• 460-volt 3 phase (L16-20P)

Seal Options:

• "D" Single mechanical external seal
• "DG" Single mechanical external seal with replaceable ceramic seat
• "F" Single mechanical external seal with water cascade

7 1/2 HP: The capacity of this pump is 170 GPM and it will put out 55 ft of head pressure

10 HP: The capacity of this pump is 225 GPM and it will put out 150 ft of head pressure

15 HP: The capacity of this pump is 250 GPM and it will put out 175 ft of head pressure