Pacer GNOK1 1/2X2CB-CSS Noryl Pedestal Pump, 1 1/2 in Inlet, 2 in Outlet

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Brand
Pacer Pump

Manufacturer
Pacer Pump

Manufacturer Part Number
GNOK1 1/2X2CB-CSS

Special Order
No

Exportable
Yes

HTS Code
8413.70.2005

Country of Origin
United States of America

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Pacer GNOK1 1/2X2CB-CSS Noryl Pedestal Pump, 1 1/2 in Inlet, 2 in Outlet

The Pacer GNOK1 1/2X2CB-CSS is a Series G self-priming centrifugal pump in the pedestal-mounted form, built for flexible coupling to your own driver. The -CSS suffix specifies a 316 stainless steel shaft, and the B in the model code indicates Buna-N elastomers.

The C flow curve is rated up to 80 GPM at 57 ft of head at 60 Hz and requires about 1 HP of drive power. The pump carries the combination connection of 1 1/2 in female and 2 in male NPT, and the Noryl wet end keeps metal out of the liquid path apart from the shaft.

Key Features

Pedestal mounted for flexible coupling to your own driver
316 stainless steel shaft
Glass-reinforced Noryl with polypropylene basket strainer
Self-priming with an open non-clogging impeller
Combination ports: 1 1/2 in female and 2 in male NPT

Applications

Chemical transfer
Waste treatment
Aquaculture systems
Recirculation and filtration

Specifications

Manufacturer: Pacer Pumps
Part Number: GNOK1 1/2X2CB-CSS
Part Type: pedestal pump
Series: G
Flow curve: C
Max flow: 80 GPM at 60 Hz
Max head: 57 ft
Required horsepower: about 1 HP
Shaft: 316 stainless steel
Elastomers: Buna-N

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What driver do I need?
Any suitable motor or engine delivering about 1 HP at the pump speed, joined through a flexible coupling.
Q: Is a coupling included?
Pacer lists this as the pump on a pedestal for flexible coupling. Confirm what ships with your order before assuming a coupling is included.
Q: Why would I choose a stainless shaft?
It resists wear and corrosion where the shaft is exposed, which helps in demanding chemical duties.
Q: How do I align the pump with the driver?
Follow the Pacer manual alignment steps and check the coupling for equal gap and straight shafts before startup.

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