Barnes
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Barnes vertical multistage stainless steel pumps in 43 configurations, 1 to 30 hp, with 2 to 22 stages and 1″ to 3″ NPT connections.
1G0202
1G0136
A vertical multistage pump stacks its impellers in a column instead of spreading them sideways. The result is a machine that occupies little more than its own footprint and delivers pressures a horizontal centrifugal of the same power cannot reach.
Footprint is the practical reason. In a plant room, a constant-pressure set or a building's pump room, floor space is what runs out. A vertical pump grows upward, where there is usually room.
Cast iron is cheaper and handles clean water well. Stainless earns its price when the liquid justifies it: potable water where no iron pickup is wanted, treated or demineralised water that is aggressive to iron, food-process lines, soft water that corrodes, or any installation that has to last years without visible rust.
This is the real span of the series. Each stage adds pressure to the one before, so two stages serve a low building and twenty-two a tower or a long main. Stages do not change flow — that is set by impeller size. If you need more volume, move up a model; if you need more head, move up in stages.
Forty-three configurations cover 1 to 30 hp, with 1″ to 3″ NPT suction, single phase at 110/220 V and three phase at 220/440 V.
1G0160
1G0161
1G0162
1G0163
1G0166
1G0193
1G0143
1G0177
1G0178
1G0167
1G0194
1G0145
1G0164
1G0165
1G0195
1G0170
1G0179
1G0168
1G0169
1G0171
1G0180
1G0147
1G0196
1G0172
1G0153
1G0173
1G0155
1G0152
1G0197
1G0174
1G0527
1G0175
1G0182
1G0183
1G0158
1G0176
1G0187
1G0188
1G0185
1G0191