STAR ONE™ Flooded Suction Pump

Tens of thousands of proven Smith & Loveless Non-Clog Pumps convey wastewater around the world, providing reliable service day-in and day-out. Our bold pump design retains several high standards, including oversized bearings and stainless-steel pump shafts, bronze mechanical seals for superior heat dissipation, close tolerances that prevent recirculation and a keyed and tapered shaft for positive lock and easy impeller removal. The result is decades of highly-efficient pumping.

Available in vacuum-primed and flooded suction configurations for above-grade and underground pumping stations or bare pump use, Smith & Loveless Non-Clog Pumps come with trimmed impellers for optimum selection and high efficiency operation. This pump is designed to last.

Now available in sizing up to 12" (300 mm) with premium efficient motors!

FlowsUp to 7,000 GPM (441 lps) per pump
Power10 - 300 Hp (7.5 - 225kW)
Pumps4” - 12” (100-300 mm)
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Strongest Pump Shaft - Smith & Loveless pumps boast the largest pump shaft in the industry. Larger shafts have less shaft deflection, which is a determining factor in the life of the mechanical seal.
 
Streamlined for Ease of Maintenance - Full access to the volute and suction elbow is possible by merely removing the capscrews and raising the entire rotating assembly.
 
Superior Mechanical Seal Design - Smith & Loveless Vacuum Primed Pumps are equipped with a bronze mechanical seal, which allows heat dissipation. Because bronze is a non-ferrous material, it prevents abrasive iron oxide from forming in the seal assembly. It also prevents seal pieces from rusting together and impeding maintenance. Smith & Loveless pumps are designed so that the mechanical seal can be accessed and replaced in less than 30 minutes. All seals will eventually wear out, but proper maintenance extends seal life up to 7 years on average.
 
Impeller Design - Equipped with heavy cast iron, balanced impellers. Impellers are custom trimmed for each application. Only vains are trimmed; shrouds are left full diameter to prevent solids and stringy matter from accumulating around the shaft. The tight clearance between the impeller and front head minimizes recirculation, improving efficiency. The shaft and impeller bores are tapered for easy removal.

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