Pacer I series 230v electric stainless steel pump
2.2 kW
316 stainless steel housing
Fibreglass reinforced poly internals
EPDM seals
304 stainless steel external hardware and quick release clamp
Wetted metallic components 316 stainless steel
Double-flush volute
Approved for hot liquids to 93 degrees C
1-1/2 BSP(F) and 2 inch BSP(M) inlet port
1-1/2 BSP(F) and 2 inch BSP(M) outlet port
23 m head @ 3600 rpm
Self-priming to 6 m
650 lpm (172 gpm)
Dimensions for bare pump and motor assembly (excludes base plate):
615 x 230 x 240 mm (L x W x H)
Dimensions for optional M7650 bare base plate:
650 x 500 x 100 mm (L x W x H)

Pacer I-series pump spare parts illustration
Pacer I-series pump performance chart
Pacer I-series stainless steel pump
Stainless steel 316 pump body
Stainless steel hardware
Built-in check valve
Double flush volute
Pump body splits in half for rapid access
650 lpm (172 gpm)
23 m (75 ft) head @ 3600 rpm
2.3 bar (33 psi) @ 3600 rpm
Self-priming to 6 m (20 ft)
Ports (dual thread):
1-1/2 inch BSP(F) and 2 inch BSP(M) inlet port
1-1/2 inch BSP(F) and 2 inch BSP(M) outlet port

The story of Pacer Pumps.
Pacer Pumps began life in USA in 1974.
The founder acted on his idea that a plastic, lightweight, low-cost self-priming centrifugal pump would make a viable alternative to the metal pumps of the day. 
As the idea of a plastic pump took hold, Pacer became the leading name in the industry. 
Pacer Pumps is located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA.
Lancaster is a city located in South Central Pennsylvania which serves as the seat of Pennsylvania's Lancaster County and one of the older inland towns in the United States.
Population in 2012 was 59,360.
Today as part of the ASM Industries family, Pacer has full control over the manufacturing of its products.
Plastic parts are injection molded by a sister company just a few miles from Pacer USA headquarters.
Pacer distribution centers are now also located in Peru, Illinois, Texas, Amarillo and Reno.