Viking 124E Electrically Heated Universal Seal Pump

Max Capacity: 114 m³/h

Max Pressure: 14 Bar

Max Viscosity: 16,500 cSt

Temperature Range: to 232 °C

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Description

Viking 124E Electrically Heated Universal Seal Pump

An Alternative to Heating without Oil or Steam

Ideal for Candle Wax, Asphalt, The electrically heated pump is specifically designed to heat the asphalt within the pump, prior to start-up. Heat cartridges located on the bracket or casing heat the area behind the rotor and stuffing box. The design also uses heat cartridges installed in the head to quickly melt asphalt throughout the casing.

It is a massive advantage to melt solid material in the pump prior to startup, Viking pumps are available with traditional jacketing to circulate steam or hot oil, or with built-in electric heat cartridges. Electric heat cartridges offer a number of advantages over steam, heat transfer oils or electric heat tracing. 

Specifications

Model Standard Port Size (In / mm) Nominal Pump Rating (GPM) Nominal Pump Rating (m3/h) Maximum RPM Maximum Pressure PSI Maximum Pressure BAR
H124E 1.5 / 38 15 3.4 1750 200 14
HL124E 1.5 / 38 30 6.8 1750 200 14
K124E 2 / 50 75 17 780 200 14
KK124E 2 / 50 100 23 780 200 14
L124E 2 / 50 135 30 640 200 14
LQ124E 2.5 / 65 135 30 640 200 14
LL124E 3 / 75 140 32 520 200 14
LS124E 3 / 75 200 45 640 200 14
Q124E 6 / 150 300 68 520 200 14
QS124E 6 / 150 500 114 520 200 14

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