SPX HOSE PUMPS

Improve your process performance

The pumping action results from alternately compressing
and relaxing a machined hose element between the
pump housing and the compressing shoes. The fluid
ahead of the shoe is pushed towards the discharge while
the rebounding hose behind the shoe draws more fluid
in. With 100% compression at all times, the pump does
not slip, providing unbeatable metering accuracy and
pressure performance. With no pump seals, seats or
valves, abrasive slurries are no problem. With the fluid
contacting only the inner wall of the hose, the pump is
perfect for aggressive products.
Engineered simplicity
Good News . . . a pump with no seals or valves
The positive displacement pump of choice
Watson-Marlow Bredel is the worlds largest manufacturer
of hose pumps with the widest range of pumps and hose
element materials. Today over 85,000 Watson-Marlow
Bredel positive displacement hose pumps are working
non-stop all around the globe. With operating pressures to
16 bar and flow rates to 80 cubic metres/hour Watson-
Marlow Bredel pumps save time and money by
successfully handling the toughest applications, in a broad
range of industries including:

Chemical - corrosive acids, and bases

Water and wastewater treatment - lime, kalic, sodium

hypochlorite, ferric chloride and sludges

Paint and pigments - dispersion mill feed, pigment and

latex transfer

Pulp and paper - dyes, sizing agents, retention aids

and titanium dioxide

Mining and mineral separation - tailing slurries, sludges

and reagents

Ceramics and glass - fine china

Construction - cement, coatings, spray concrete,

brick and roof tiles, colourants and aggregate

Breweries - yeast, diatomaceous earth, flocculants,

stabilisers, filter press feed

Printing and packaging - varnishes, inks, coatings

and adhesives

Food and beverage - CIP applications, wine, brewery,

dairy, bakery, flavourings and additives

Textiles - fibres, dyes and acids

OEM - versions available for system suppliers

The perfect pump for:

Corrosives

Abrasives

Shear sensitive fluids

High viscosity fluids

High density fluids

Large solids

Metering (1% accuracy)

Features:

Self-priming

Dry-running

Reversible

No metal to metal product contact

Fluid contained within the hose

Easy maintenance, low cost, short down time

Compare the advantages of SPX
The fastest growing pump type
High maintenance diaphragm, rotary lobe, or progressive
cavity pumps cant match the rugged, reliable 24/7
dependability of the SPX which:

Doesnt require expensive ancillary equipment.

No check valves, sealing water flush systems, or run
dry protection. Its simple to own and operate

Pumps abrasive slurries, corrosive acids, gaseous

liquids, as easily as water - no vapour locking

Is ideal for high viscosity or shear sensitive product

Can run dry indefinitely without damage

Has one wetted component - the hose element.

No seals, ball-checks, diaphragms, glands, immersed
rotors, stators or pistons to leak, clog, corrode and
replace

Is fully reversible to blow out clogged suction and

drain lines safely

Has a suction lift capability up to 9.5 metres and is

self-priming

Does not slip, giving true positive displacement for

accurate and repeatable metering
Downtime is money
Save both with the SPX by reducing your maintenance.
To completely rebuild an SPX all you need is a spanner, a
hose, and a few minutes. Drain the lubricant, unbolt the
flanges, replace the old hose and youre back up and
running. No complex parts lists, no special tools, and no
need to bring the pump to a maintenance shop.
Comparative advantages Long-coupled Close-coupled SPX direct-coupled
Ease of maintenance
Protected gearbox -
lubricant seal in pumphead
Reliability -
bearings in pumphead
Compact footprint
Faster installation -
no drive alignment
Total 3 2 5
to wear, clog, or leak.
SPX - The apex of pump evolution
With over 50 years experience, Watson-Marlow Bredel
leads the way in hose pump technology, engineering
the new standard for hose pumping with its unique
SPX direct-coupled design. The SPX combines the
small footprint of close-coupled pumps with the reliability
and ease of maintenance of long-coupled designs.
While close-coupled pumps are extremely compact, this
out-of-date technology still used by other hose pump
manufacturers relies on the gearbox to seal the pump
housing and support the heavy overhung load of the
pump rotor. While close-coupled pump competitors offer
optional long-coupled pumps to improve gearbox and
bearing life, this comes at the cost of substantially
increased footprint and the added complexity of coupling
alignment and maintenance.
The SPX direct-coupled design contains heavy duty rotor
bearings within the pump rotor, eliminating any overhung
load. Ultra compact SPX high-torque gear drives then
align directly to the pump housing and is fully protected
by an innovative buffer zone. No other pump achieves the
reliability, simplicity, and compactness of the SPX hose
pump.
SPX direct-coupled
Long-coupled Close-coupled
The essential component of high-performance hose
pumps is a hose that is constructed of layers of
rubber reinforced by winding several layers of nylon
cord. The inner layers are extruded. The inner layer is
available in a range of rubber compounds. After the
hose is constructed, it is then machined. Machining is
the final step in hose manufacture and is critical to
ensure that exact tolerances are held.
Hose construction
The hose is the key
The machined hose element is the single most vital
component for the performance, durability, and efficiency
of the hose pump. To ensure perfect compression and
consistent, reliable performance, Watson-Marlow Bredel
manufactures hose elements from high quality
compounded rubbers, reinforced with four individual
layers of braided nylon and finished by high precision
machining. Perfect compression eliminates slip which, in
other pumps, can destroy shear sensitive product, reduce
metering accuracy, or allow abrasive slurries to wreak
havoc on wetted parts. Watson-Marlow Bredel engineers
hose elements to meet the flow, pressure and temperature
characteristics of your toughest applications.
We are the only hose pump manufacturer to
machine our own hose elements. No other
competitors take this degree of care.
1 Inner layer in various types of rubber
2 Reinforced with layers of nylon
3 Outer layer precision-machined
4 Rough outer surface before machining
1
2
3
4
Because even a 1mm variation in wall thickness can impact hose life
by 25%, every hose element is precision machined to ensure
repeatable performance.
NATURAL RUBBER (NR)
Outstanding abrasion
resistance. Generally
resistant to diluted acids
and alcohols.
Max. fluid temp 80C
Min. fluid temp -20C
NITRILE-BUNA N (NBR)
Meets FDA and 3A.
Resistant to oils, greases,
alkalis and detergents.
Max. fluid temp 80C
Min. fluid temp -10C
EPDM
Excellent chemical
resistance, especially to
ketones, alcohols and
concentrated acids.
Max. fluid temp 90C
Min. fluid temp -10C
HYPALON

(CSM)
Outstanding chemical
resistance to highly
concentrated acids and
bases
Max. fluid temp 80C
Min. fluid temp -10C
Designed to perfection
Watson-Marlow Bredel is on the cutting edge of technology
to engineer, manufacture and test our pumps.
Innovation: As the global leader in hose pumps, we pride
ourselves on new ideas and innovative products that bring
the benefits of hose pumps to our customers in an ever
expanding range of applications. For example, retractable
pressing shoes bring ultimate clean-in-place capability. And
new hose materials have now made our pumps impervious
to tough hydrocarbons - once off limits to hose pumps.
Design: Using tools like finite element analysis (FEA), we
design our hose elements to perfection - right down to the
position of the reinforcing layers, angles and thickness of the
cord reinforcement, and the thickness of the rubber.
Everything from the geometry of the pressing shoe to the
pump housing is engineered to optimise the performance of
the hose element.
Production: Unique in the world, Watson-Marlow Bredels
state-of-the-art automated hose grinding facility machines
every hose within fine tolerances - guaranteeing proper
compression for efficiency and longevity. At our
ISO9001.2000 factory, each pump and hose element is
constructed to the most rigorous quality controls standards.
Hose options
Precision hose elements ensure

Tight tolerances for low stress on bearings

Perfect compression for long life

Excellent suction performance - 9.5m suction lift

High pressure capability - 16 bar

Repeatable volumetric accuracy to +/- 1%

Consistent capacity independent of varying suction

and discharge conditions

Exceptional performance when handling high

viscosity products
At our research and design facility, pumps are running non-stop
every day to enhance the performance of the best hose pumps
on the market today, and develop new innovations for the future.
How to use the curves:
1 Flow required indicates
pump speed
2 Calculated discharge pressure
3 Net motor power required
4 Product temperature
5 Calculated discharge
pressure
6 Maximum recommended
pump speed
Low cost sludge pumping at Greenfield STW
A Watson-Marlow Bredel SPX80 hose pump installed at Greenfield
Sewage Treatment Works handles 19,000 litres/day in a primary tank
desludging operation.
The SPX80 is fitted with a 3kW fixed speed drive and is pumping 5%
sewage sludge from the tanks. Suction is through five metres of 100mm
diameter pipe and a further fifteen metres of 150mm diameter pipe with a
slight lift. Discharge is to a thickener through 100 metres of 100mm
diameter pipe with a 5 metre vertical rise.
With the sludge contained within the hose throughout pumping, and no
glands, valves, rotors or pistons to wear or leak, this provides an optimum
combination of abrasive resistance, mechanical strength and resilience.
All this adds up to long hose life and minimal pump maintenance,
therefore low whole life cost.
Solids handling
Performance
SPX10

Max flow: 140 L/hr

Capacity: 0.022 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 7.5 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 10mm

Port size: 16mm hose tail, optional flange or

threaded nipple

Hose lube required: 0.25 litres

Minimum starting torque: 47 Nm

Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120
15
20
30
40
45
60
60
80
75
100
90
120
105
140
120
160
0.15
0.125
0.10
0.075
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
5
3
2
Net motor
power (kW)
Continuous duty
100 kPa = 1 bar
Intermittent duty
7
5
0
k
P
a
3
0
0
k
P
a
0
k
P
a
Product
temperature
(C)
SPX15/SPX20

Max flow: 520 L/hr - 15mm bore

957 L/hr - 20mm bore

Capacity: 0.083 L/rev - SPX15

0.152 L/rev - SPX20

Max discharge pressure: 7.5 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 15mm - SPX15; 20mm - SPX20

Port size: 20mm hose tail, optional flange or

threaded nipple

Hose lube required: 0.5 litres

Minimum starting torque: 60 Nm - SPX15

85 Nm - SPX20
Product
temperature
(C)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
Net motor
power (kW)
15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120
15
75
30
150
45
225
60
300
75
375
90
450
105
525
120
600
0.35
0.30
0.25
0.20
0.15
0.10
100 kPa = 1 bar
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
5
2
3
Continuous duty
Intermittent duty
7
5
0
k
P
a
3
0
0
k
P
a
0
k
P
a
Acids, alkalies and plastic sacks, no problem to an SPX50
Where a variety of other pump types had been tried and had failed, an
SPX50 hose pump triumphed in a difficult effluent pumping duty at a bulk
chemical supply company.
The effluent can be acidic or alkaline with up to 10% solid content, often
consisting of sodium bisulphate, caustic potash, hydrochloric and sulphuric
acids in varying concentrations. These aggressive chemicals, together with
abrasives such as calcium deposits, grit and sludge, as well as wire, plastics
sacks, tie wraps, labels and bottle tops, create a seemingly impossible
mixture for a pump to handle.
Effluent and surface run-off from the entire site drains into a centrally located,
six metre deep collection sump. Operating automatically under the control of
high and low level float switches, the SPX50 pumps from the sump against a
head of approximately three metres, to the treatment plant.
SPX25

Max flow: 2,500 L/hr

Capacity: 0.300 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 25mm

Port size: DIN 25mm flange

Hose lube required: 2 litres

Minimum starting torque: 115 Nm

Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
Net motor
power (kW)
20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
20
360
40
720
60
1080
80
1440
100
1800
120
2160
140
2520
160
2880
1.5
1.25
1.0
0.75
0.5
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
2
3
5
Continuous
duty
100 kPa = 1 bar
Intermittent duty
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
Product
temperature
(C)
SPX32

Max flow: 4,500 L/hr

Capacity: 0.625 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 32mm

Port size: DIN 32mm flange

Hose lube required: 3.5 litres

Minimum starting torque: 210 Nm

Net motor
power (kW)
20 40 60 80 100 120 140
20
750
40
1500
60
2250
80
3000
100
3750
120
4500
140
5250
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
2
3
5
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
Product
temperature
(C)
100 kPa = 1 bar
Chemical metering
How to use the curves:
1 Flow required indicates
pump speed
2 Calculated discharge pressure
3 Net motor power required
4 Product temperature
5 Calculated discharge
pressure
6 Maximum recommended
pump speed
Putting quarry waste to good use with an SPX100
Bardon Aggregates Industries Plc has over 70 aggregate operations located
across the UK for crushing rock, sand and gravel. One of these sites was
having to cope with a large build-up of dust fractions; the result of years of
rock processing. They had to seriously consider how they could take the
leftover and worthless dust and transform it into concrete sand.
The redundant fractions are mixed with water and placed in a settlement
tank to create a thick dense sludge for disposal. Such an abrasive material
needed a pump that would be rugged enough to withstand the quarrying
environment.
The SPX100 chosen for the application pumps the dense sludge from the
settlement tank, 70 metres into the ground and vertically up a 15 metre cliff
to a lagoon. Waste levels at the plant are now under control and the
company is benefiting from the waste left over.
Abrasive slurries
Performance
SPX40

Max flow: 8,500 L/hr

Capacity: 1.333 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 40mm

Port size: DIN 40mm flange

Hose lube required: 5 litres

Minimum starting torque: 320 Nm

CIP version available for easy clean-in-place

10 30 50 70 90 110
20
1600
40
3200
60
4800
80
6400
100
8000
120
9600
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
5
2 3
Net motor
power (kW)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
Product
temperature
(C)
100 kPa = 1 bar
SPX50

Max flow: 15,500 L/hr

Capacity: 2.916 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 50mm

Port size: DIN 50mm flange

Hose lube required: 10 litres

Minimum starting torque: 620 Nm

CIP version available for easy clean-in-place

10 30 50 70 90
20
3500
40
7000
60
10500
80
14000
100
17500
7.0
6.0
5.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4 5
2
3
Net motor
power (kW)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
Product
temperature
(C)
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
Fifty different recipes for SPX50 success
In the manufacture of high quality salad dressings and mayonnaise, an SPX50
pumps' ability to handle a wide variety of viscosities up to 30,000 cP,
particulates including mustard seeds, whole mini capers, kibbled onion,
chopped olives, rosemary, chopped horseradish and diced bell peppers, in
varying concentrations, won the order over air operated diaphragms pumps.
As well as the pumps ability to cope with both high and low viscosity
products without fall off in performance, of equal importance are easy
cleaning and a smooth, low-shear, low turbulence pumping action, which
obviates risk of the product thinning or damage to particulate ingredients in
the dressings.
SPX65

Max flow: 28,000 L/hr

Capacity: 6.667 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 65mm

Port size: DIN 65mm flange

Hose lube required: 20 litres

Minimum starting torque: 1150 Nm

Duplex version also available

Net motor
power (kW)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
10
4000
20
8000
30
12000
40
16000
50
20000
60
24000
70
28000
80
32000
11.0
10.0
8.0
6.0
4.0
2.0
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
2
3
5
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
Product
temperature
(C)
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
100 kPa = 1 bar
SPX80

Max flow: 35,000 L/hr

Capacity: 11.667 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 80mm

Port size: DIN 80mm flange

Hose lube required: 40 litres

Minimum starting torque: 2000 Nm

Duplex version also available

Product
temperature
(C)
Net motor
power (kW)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
10 20 30 40 50 60
10
7000
20
14000
30
21000
40
28000
50
35000
60
42000
14.0
12.0
10.0
8.0
6.0
4.0
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
5
2
3
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
5
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
100 kPa = 1 bar
Shear sensitive
How to use the curves:
1 Flow required indicates
pump speed
2 Calculated discharge pressure
3 Net motor power required
4 Product temperature
5 Calculated discharge
pressure
6 Maximum recommended
pump speed
Safe nuclear sludge re-processing
A key part of treatment of intermediate level radioactive waste (ILW) is by
cement encapsulation. This involves retrieving homogenised sludge from
existing tanks, pumping sludge through a cross flow filter system to
dewater it, and then discharging batches of conditioned sludge to the
drums. By mixing the sludge with cement and packing it in drums, it can
be physically encapsulated for storage and transportation. The heart of
this bottling process is dependent on SPX hose pumps, including two
SPX65 models and another two SPX80 models.
Having a high suction lift was an important criteria for the pump selected
for this application but an even greater consideration was their non-
contacting pumping process.
Safe containment
Performance
SPX100

Max flow: 48,000 L/hr

Capacity: 20.00 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 100mm

Port size: DIN 100mm flange

Hose lube required: 60 litres

Minimum starting torque: 3100 Nm

Net motor
power (kW)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
5 15 25 35 45
10
12000
20
24000
30
36000
40
48000
50
60000
18.0
16.0
14.0
12.0
10.0
8.0
6.0
4.0
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
3
5
2
Product
temperature
(C)
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
100 kPa = 1 bar
Duplex SPX100

Max flow: 80,000 L/hr

Capacity: 40 L/rev

Max discharge pressure: 16 bar

Max temperature: 80C

Hose diameter: 100mm

Port size: DIN 150mm flanged manifold

Hose lube required: 120 litres

Minimum starting torque: 4650 Nm

Net motor
power (kW)
Pump speed (rpm)
capacity (l/h)
10 20 30 40
5
12000
15
36000
25
60000
35
84000
45
108000
27.0
24.0
21.0
18.0
15.0
12.0
9.0
6.0
40
50
60
70
80
1 6
4
3
5
2
Product
temperature
(C)
Continuous
duty
Intermittent duty
1
6
0
0
k
P
a
1
0
0
0
k
P
a
7
5
0
k
P
a
5
0
0
k
P
a
100 kPa = 1 bar
Approx.
Model A B C D E F G* H I Wt. (kg)
SPX10 343 171 116 62 78 240 * 120 225 32
SPX15 434 230 195 63 82 250 * 160 304 45
Approx.
Model A B C D E F G* H I J Wt. (kg)
SPX25 285 306 520 2.5 264 440 * 230 423 98 89
SPX32 330 375 631 2.5 330 510 * 270 467 105 129
Approx.
Model A B C D E F G* H I J K Wt. (kg)
SPX40 490 412 202 2.5 430 450 * 325 630 110 73 180
SPX50 620 475 835 3 554 575 * 420 808 143 82 325
SPX65 680 580 1055 3 746 650 * 525 1030 152 103 558
SPX80 900 700 1253 4 876 850 * 620 1211 182 123 930
SPX100 1050 815 1468 4 1042 900 * 720 1402 199 150 1300
*This dimension will vary depending on drive selection. Contact Watson-Marlow Bredel for details.
Dimensions
SPX10 SPX15
SPX25 SPX32
SPX40 SPX100
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industry as well as fixed and variable.
speed close-coupled pumps
IP66 washdown mid-flow
process pumps with full CIP 50ml/min - 18.3 litre/min
and SIP capability.
Fixed or variable speed.
Operating at pressures up to 4 bar
IP55 washdown industrial pumps
with manual or auto control, 1.6 litre/min - 66 litre/min
single or twin channel.
High flow hygienic pumps 2 litre/min - 133 litre/min
with full CIP and SIP capability.
Operating at pressures up to 4 bar
Bredel: High flow industrial 0.3 litre/min - 80m
3
/hr
pumps operating at pressures
up to 16 bar.
A wide range of instrument 0.01 l/min - 33 litre/min quality and
industrial OEM pumpheads for fitting to users own drives, or
with faceplate-mounted motor options.
Extensive range of tubing ensures chemical compatibility. USP
Class VI and FDA approvals. Precision machined, re-inforced
hoses provide flow stability and excellent suction performance.
Twelve tubing materials in bore sizes 0.13mm to 25.4mm
Autoclavable Marprene, Bioprene, STA-PURE, Chem-Sure and
Pumpsil Silicone (platinum-cured) with Laser Traceability
Four hose materials including Natural Rubber, Nitrile NBR,
Hypalon and EPDM from 10mm to 100mm
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