Robust, Reliable, and Efficient: Cornell N-Series Pumps

February 21, 2019

Cornell Pump has produced our series of solids handling pumps for decades. Offered in wide range of sizes, 3”/ 80 mm to 30”/800mm discharge, the series can handle a wide range of solids applications.

Cornell N-series boast efficiencies up to 82%, solids handling sizes up to 10.2”/26 centimeters, and flows to 38,000GPM / 8,630 M³hr

Cornell’s N series pumps can be found in a wide range of applications in the Municipal, Agricultural, and Industrial markets; and are available in a variety of mounting configurations including close-coupled, SAE engine mount, horizontal, and vertical mounted.

Learn more about the N-Series on our solids handling pumps page.

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