Jabsco 10-Blade Impeller The Jabsco 10-Blade Impeller can handle a wide range of oils, oil and water emulsions, diesel fuel, lower fraction hydrocarbons, kerosene, lubricating and machine cutting...
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This Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller will fit a variety of pumps in marine applications including marine engine water pumps and bilge pumps and will offer compatibility with oil products. It handles a wide range of oils, oil and water emulsions, diesel fuel, lower fraction hydrocarbons, kerosene, lubricating and machine cutting oil. Spare water pump impellers for the engine coolant system should be kept on board.
It is common practice to inspect and replace flexible impellers annually as preventative maintenance against pump failure. Neoprene construction is suitable for engine cooling pumps and nitrile for bilge pumps or transfer duties where water is heavily contaminated with oil or diesel.
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What is the Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller used for?
The Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller is designed for a variety of marine pump applications, including marine engine water pumps and bilge pumps. Its nitrile construction is suitable for pumping oil or transferring water that is heavily contaminated with oil or diesel.
What fluids can the Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller handle?
This impeller is compatible with a range of fluids, including oils, oil and water emulsions, diesel fuel, lower fraction hydrocarbons, kerosene, lubricating oil, and machine cutting oil.
What are the dimensions of the Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller?
The Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller has an overall diameter of 1-1/4 inches (32 mm), a shaft diameter of 5/16 inch (8 mm), and a width listed as 15-32 inch (12 mm).
What material is the Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller made from?
The Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller uses nitrile material and has a brass insert or hub. Its single flat drive and 8-blade design are intended for the specified marine pump applications.
What is included with the Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller?
The Jabsco 8-Blade Impeller includes a gasket, O-rings, and a glycerin lubricating packet, providing the listed components needed with the impeller.
How often should flexible pump impellers be inspected or replaced?
It is common practice to inspect and replace flexible impellers annually as preventative maintenance against pump failure. The product description also recommends keeping spare water pump impellers on board for engine coolant system applications.
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