Submersible Pump for 300 kg Drums & IBC Totes — 2,000 W

699 .00 €

BR-32535

Submersible Pump for 300 kg Drums & IBC Totes — 2,000 W

Name: Submersible Pump for 300 kg Drums & IBC Totes — 2,000 W
SKU: BR-32535
Price: 699 EUR
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Submersible pump of 2,000 W at 230 V to empty 300 kg drums and IBCs from the top, without touching the tap: 1¼-inch outlet with a 32 mm tail, food-grade stainless steel and 11.5 kg. With fluid honey at 28-30 °C, 3,000 to 5,000 L/h real: a drum in four or five minutes. With set honey it will not start; decrystallise first (2080).

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Details of Submersible Pump for 300 kg Drums & IBC Totes — 2,000 W

2,000 W

AT 230 V: IT PLUGS INTO ANY SOCKET

3,000-5,000 L/h

REAL WITH HONEY AT 28-30 °C; THE NOMINAL IS WITH WATER

1¼"

OUTLET WITH A 32 MM TAIL

11.5 kg

OF FOOD-GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

Submersible pump of 2,000 W at 230 V to empty 300 kg drums and IBC containers from the top, without relying on the bottom tap: it goes in through the mouth of the container and takes fluid honey out through a side elbow with a 1¼-inch outlet and a 32 mm tail. Food-grade stainless steel, an impeller protected by a cage and 11.5 kg. With fluid honey at 28-30 °C it moves in the order of 3,000 to 5,000 L/h.

Emptying a drum by gravity is slow, it drips and it makes you tilt the drum for the last of it; this one works from the top and never touches the tap.

01 · HOW IT WORKS

Axial impeller in a cage, through the mouth of the container

The motor turns an open impeller at the base of the suction tube at around 2,500 revolutions per minute. The cage around it does two things: it stops the impeller jamming on dry propolis or wax debris and it protects fingers and rags when the pump goes into the drum. Honey rises through the inner stainless tube and comes out at the side elbow about 30 cm from the head, where the 1¼-inch hose screws on. Everything touching the product is food-grade stainless steel.

02 · THE HONEST FLOW

The maker’s 10,000 L/h are with water

The manufacturer’s catalogue figure is for water. With fluid honey warmed to 28-30 °C the real flow is around 3,000 to 5,000 L/h: a 300 kg drum in four or five minutes, a whole IBC in twelve or fifteen. With feeding syrup, far more fluid, the flows approach the nominal. It is a pump for one-off transfer, not for continuous process: left recirculating for an hour it heats up, and the impeller at those revolutions beats the honey and draws in air.

03 · WHAT IT DOES NOT DO

Set honey, no; bottling, no either

With set or cold honey it will not start: the axial impeller does not build the pressure to move a dense liquid. If the drum has set, first the decrystalliser for drums and IBCs (2080) until the honey runs; and if the volume justifies it, the progressive cavity pump with a drive (1676) does move dense honeys without preheating. To feed a filler or transfer continuously between tanks, the vane pumps on a trolley (2949, 2950) or the three-phase DN 50 (3256).

04 · BEFORE YOU BUY

The pump is supplied; hose, clamps and decrystalliser come separately.

✓ FITS	Anyone storing in 300 kg drums or IBCs who wants to empty them from the top at a useful rate, or who moves feeding syrup.
✕ DOESN’T FIT	Set or cold honey: it will not start. Bottling and continuous process: vane pumps (2949, 2950, 3256).
⚠ NOT INCLUDED	Hose or clamps.

SPECIFICATIONS

Reference	BR-32535
Type	Submersible axial impeller pump
Power	2,000 W, 230 V
Speed	Around 2,500 rpm
Real flow	3,000-5,000 L/h with fluid honey at 28-30 °C
Outlet	1¼ inches with a 32 mm tail, side elbow
Material	Food-grade stainless steel; caged impeller
Weight	11.5 kg
Containers	300 kg drums, IBCs and churns
Not for	Set or cold honey; continuous process
Related	IBC decrystalliser 2080; progressive cavity with drive 1676; vane pumps 2949, 2950, 3256