FMC Corporation - Talstar FMC L06 - Manual (Page 6)

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2.0 L06 – L16 Pump Features
Exceptional design, workmanship, materials, and over 100 years of pump building
experience are features you’ll find built into every FMC pump. The “L” Series pumps
include the Industrial Pumps with integral gear reduction pinion shaft, the Horizontal
Drill (HD) configuration, and the High Volume (HV) configuration with abrasion
resistant (AR) valves or Ball valves for viscous fluids with stringy matter and with fluid
ends designed for these valves.
Figure 1: L11 – L16 Pump Assembly with Pinion Shaft
Oil level sight gage allows
remote monitoring of oil
level and condition.
Heavy-duty power ends are machined from a
one-piece gray iron casting for long trouble free
life. All pumps incorporate a reliable splash lube
system with gravity feed return to sump.
Many piston and liner combinations are
offered to provide maximum service life for
each application. Liner wash is available for
extending piston and liner life.
Magnetic
drain plugs
remove
tramp iron
from the oil
bath.
Integrally cast and
machined feet to
provide rigid and
precise mounting.
Abrasion resistant (AR) or disc
type valves feature tough,
durable materials and
generous flow areas to extend
service life. Ball valves are
available for fluids with solids
that will foul conventional
valves and restrict flow.
NPT threaded ports
are standard.
Two-bolt cover
clamps or
threaded covers
for easy access
to valves.
Compact power end with integral
gear reduction. Straight shaft
pumps can be configured in Right-
Hand (RH), Left-Hand (LH), or
Double Extended drive. Hydraulic
drive (splined shaft) is available.
Individually clamped
cylinder covers on
most models allow
easy access for
service needs.
Fluid ends are designed for years of service
in demanding applications. Standard
materials of construction are cast ductile iron
or nickel aluminum bronze. Fluid end design
allows for very low clearance volumes to
improve both volumetric efficiency and the
pumps ability to prime.