Small Inline pump

[KurtG]

Does anybody know of a small inline pump (60gph max) for a closed loop
filter?

I suppose I could use a once through design with a dosing pump, but I
was hoping for something that would create a continuous flow.

I can find small power heads, but nothing for a pump.

--Kurt

[atomweaver]

KurtG > wrote in news:V%%xh.43736$Ts.14370
@bignews6.bellsouth.net:

>
> Does anybody know of a small inline pump (60gph max) for a closed loop
> filter?
>
> I suppose I could use a once through design with a dosing pump, but I
> was hoping for something that would create a continuous flow.
>
> I can find small power heads, but nothing for a pump.
>
> --Kurt
>

CalPump website claims that their P60 mag drive pump is salt-water rated
(if you get a ceramic shaft)...

http://www.calpump.com/products.asp?category=4


There is no link to the specific 60 gph model (P60), but it is listed in
the ratings chart on the lower portion of that page...

http://garden-pond-filters.com/calpump_fountainpumps.htm

http://www.gmthompson.com/item.asp?idproduct=175

and more from a Google search on CalPump P60. They look mostly like Pond
supply places. You might want to contact the manufacturer directly...

DaveZ
Atom Weaver

[KurtG]

atomweaver wrote:
> CalPump website claims that their P60 mag drive pump is salt-water rated
> (if you get a ceramic shaft)...
>
> http://www.calpump.com/products.asp?category=4

Thanks. I was looking for something where I could hook a input/return
hose to it. It's anaerobic, so I don't want any contact with air.

--Kurt

[George Patterson]

KurtG wrote:

> I can find small power heads, but nothing for a pump.

Check into the pumps used for statuary in landscaping. Some of them have
controls that allow you to adjust the flow rate. Here's one.

http://www.thepondguy.com/prodinfo.asp?number=120111

George Patterson
No one ever says "It's only a game." when his team is winning.