Fire Fighting Systems Equipment
SFP Fire Pumps
In-house engineered centrifugal fire pumps for marine FiFi systems, from 300 to 4200 m3/h, with duplex stainless steel shafts and impellers.
Description
The SFP series are centrifugal fire pumps engineered in-house by FFS for marine FiFi systems, with emphasis on durability, compactness and efficiency. Over 10,000 units are in use globally, and the pumps are also offered with XP transmission, electric motor or diesel engine drive.
Key features
- Flow from 5000 LPM (300 m3/h) to 70.000 LPM (4200 m3/h), pressure 10 to 15 bar
- AISI 329 duplex stainless steel shafts and impellers
- Nickel-Aluminum-Bronze or Nodular Cast Iron casings
- Non-leaking seal; gland packing option on larger sizes
- Sizes from SFP 100 x 150 (50 kg) to SFP 400 x 500 (1085-1225 kg)
Applications
Main fire pumps for FiFi 1, FiFi 2 and FiFi 3 systems on fireboats, tugs and offshore vessels.
Specifications
| SFP 100 x 150 | 5000 LPM, 300 m3/h; 10 bar; 50 kg |
|---|---|
| SFP 150 x 200 | 10.000 LPM, 600 m3/h; 12 bar; 215 kg |
| SFP 250 x 350 | 30.000 LPM, 1800 m3/h; 13 bar; 420 kg |
| SFP 300 x 400 | 53.000 LPM, 3200 m3/h; 13 bar; 680 kg |
| SFP 400 x 500 | 70.000 LPM, 4200 m3/h; 15 bar; 1085-1225 kg |
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