Boerger BLUEline Cast Iron Rubber Screw Pump

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Max Capacity: 1,600 m³/h

Max Pressure: 12 bar

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Description

Boerger BLUEline Cast Iron Rubber Screw Pump

Wide variety of Rotary lobe pumps, Blue Line Cast Iron Rotary Lobe Pump from Boerger can withstand solids. High flow rate even with increasing pressure

The solids-resistant BLUEline rotary lobe pump has been used successfully in different sectors for many years. Including agricultural industries and biogas plant, Pump technology for disaster relief, Environmental and Municipal Technology, and Oil and Gas Industry, Cosmetic and Cleaning Agents and more. 

 
These pumps have a long service life.

Specifications

The perfect pump size for every single application

The BLUEline rotary lobe pump is available in 21 different sizes. With flow rates between 1 and 1,600 m³/h, there is always a pump which is perfectly suited to every single application.







The BLUEline rotary lobe pump series at a glance:

Series 

Pump size		 Min. 

speed 

in rpm		 Max. 

speed 

in rpm		 Min. 

flow rate 

in m³/h		 Max. 

flow rate 

in m³/h		 Max. 

pressure 

in bar		 Max. 

temp. 

in °C
BLUEline AL – 50 800 0.75 36.00 12 to 200 °C
 

AL 25

 50 800 0.75 12.00 12 to 200 °C
 

AL 50

 50 800 1.50 24.00 8 to 200 °C
 

AL 75

 50 800 2.25 36.00 4 to 200 °C
BLUEline PL – 50 700 2.50 150.00 12 to 200 °C
 

PL 100

 50 700 2.50 38.00 12 to 200 °C
 

PL 200

 50 700 5.00 75.00 8 to 200 °C
 

PL 300

 50 700 8.00 115.00 4 to 200 °C
 

PL 400

 50 700 10.50 150.00 4 to 200 °C
BLUEline CL – 50 600 7.80 190.00 12 to 200 °C
 

CL 260

 50 600 7.80 94.00 12 to 200 °C
 

CL 390

 50 600 12.00 140.00 8 to 200 °C
 

CL 520

 50 600 15.50 190.00 4 to 200 °C
BLUEline FL – 50 600 17.00 410.00 12 to 200 °C
 

FL 518

 50 600 17.00 205.00 12 to 200 °C
 

FL 776

 50 600 25.00 310.00 8 to 200 °C
 

FL 1036

 50 600 33.00 410.00 4 to 200 °C
BLUEline EL – 50 600 30,00 1,100.00 10 to 200 °C
 

EL 1000

 50 600 30.00 370.00 10 to 200 °C
 

EL 1550

 50 600 45.00 560.00 5 to 200 °C
 

EL 2250

 50 600 65.00 810.00 3 to 200 °C
 

EL 3050

 50 600 92.00 1,100.00 2 to 200 °C
BLUEline XL – 50 600 52.00 1,600.00 10 to 200 °C
 

XL 1760

 50 600 52.00 635.00 10 to 200 °C
 

XL 2650

 50 600 80.00 955.00 6 to 200 °C
 

XL 3530

 50 500 105.00 1,050.00 4 to 200 °C
 

XL 5350

 50 500 160.00 1,600.00 2 to 200 °C

Features

Options

Unique throughout the world: the wide variety of rotors.

Börger has been building rotary lobe pumps for more than 20 years and offers a range of 21 different pump sizes. Each pump size has up to 9 different rotor geometries available in various materials. The specially patented design ensures that the sturdy rotor core and the shaft remain untouched by the pump medium at all times. Due to the many different factors involved when selecting the right rotor, the special requirements of the customer are always taken into account.

And by the way: rotors available for all sizes can also be fitted into any rotary lobe pump previously supplied. That is regardless whether it was bought 20 years ago or just last year.

Rotor

Dual-lobe, linear
  • The all-rounder
  • All-over rubber coating
  • For abrasive and aggressive media

 

Rotor

Tri-lobe, screw profile
  • All-over rubber coating
  • With unwetted core
  • Low-pulsation

 

Rotor

Tri-lobe, screw profile
  • Made of steel or stainless steel
  • Low pulsation
  • Resistant to foreign bodies

 

Optimum rotor*

Dual-lobe, screw profile
  • Large sealing area with effective scraper edges
  • For abrasive and aggressive media
  • Low-pulsation and stable under pressure

 

Unique Rotor*

Tri-lobe, linear
  • With replaceable lobe tips
  • With durable seal edges
  • For contaminated media

 

Rotor

Tri-lobe, linear
  • Made of steel or stainless steel
  • pressure-resistant

 

Unique Rotor*

Tri-lobe, screw profile
  • With replaceable lobe tips
  • For contaminated media
  • Low-pulsation

 

Premium PFA rotor*

Dual-lobe, linear
  • Large sealing area with effective scraper edge
  • Teflon-coated
  • Non-wetted core

 

Premium rotor*

Dual-lobe, linear
  • Large sealing area and stable under pressure
  • For highly viscous, abrasive media
  • Made of carbide / stainless steel or plastic

 

Premium profile rotor*

Dual-lobe, linear
  • The biogas rotor
  • Extremely long service life
  • Renewable resources form the sealing surface

 

Orbit rotor

Dual-lobe, linear
  • Made of steel or stainless steel
  • very little cavitation
  • no jamming of solids

 

*patented

 

Variocap as excess pressure protection

 

Safe operation with the variocap

The variocap is a simple and effective way to install protection from excess pressure.

The force produced by the pumping pressure acts on the pump cover, which consists of an outer ring and an inner, spring-loaded plate. As long as the spring force is greater than the pressure, the plate stays in the sealed position flush to the pump chamber. If the pressure rises above the set spring force, the plate moves axially and allows the pumped medium to flow back from the pressure side to the suction side. When the pressure subsides, the gap then closes again.

The complete variocap is hermetically sealed by a built-in elastic seal diaphragm and the other moving parts are untouched by the medium.

Benefits of the variocap

  • Integrated pressure relief valve
  • Non-clogging (no bypass required)
  • Protects the pump and system from excess pressure and pressure surges
  • Available for all pump series, easy to retrofit
  • Made of steel or stainless steel

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