NEW Charles Cleghorn 24V Seawater Pump
Wednesday, 24th May 2023
Charles Cleghorn Ltd continues to expand its workboat-oriented marine seawater pump range with further options in 24v DC motor pump units. In particular, 24v pumps for head flushing duty, allowing use when a vessel’s main systems are shut down, can be supplied in a variety of sizes.
Diesel fuel transfer pumps, of suitably robust construction for marine use, are offered, normally from stock, being available in 24vDC, 230 single phase & 220/400 3-phase form.
About Charles Cleghorm Ltd
They take pride in offering a comprehensive selection of marine seawater pump ranges sourced from esteemed manufacturers such as Forani and Pecorari from Italy, as well as FEIT ranges.
These seawater pumps, primarily designated for engine room use, are complemented by ENAG marine ventilation fans crafted to BV standards for operational vessels. Their products cater to a diverse range of vessels including Fishing, Windfarm Support, and Ports & Inland Waterways.
Whether it’s specifying for a new task or finding a replacement for an outdated seawater pump, they offer tailored recommendations, often sourcing from our extensive stock holding.
The companies involvement with marine pumps traces back to 1954 when the Cleghorn family entered the industry with the introduction of Jabsco to the UK market. Charles Cleghorn joined the business in 1971, shifting focus towards the workboat and fishing sectors.
Over the years, the company has integrated Forani’s centrifugal and turbine seawater pumps into our offerings. With decades of experience, Charles Cleghorn remains a trusted figure for marine engineers, skippers, and vessel owners alike.
The Marine Seawater Pump For The Offshore Marine Industry
Marine seawater pumps play a vital role in various applications within the marine industry and offshore marine sector. These pumps are specifically designed to handle the corrosive and challenging conditions presented by seawater, making them indispensable components for numerous maritime operations.
In the marine industry, seawater pumps are commonly utilised for cooling systems, ballast water management, firefighting, and bilge pumping aboard ships and vessels. They are essential for maintaining optimal temperatures in engine rooms, ensuring efficient operation of marine engines and machinery. Additionally, seawater pumps are crucial for ballasting and deballasting operations, enabling vessels to adjust their buoyancy and stability as needed. In firefighting scenarios, these pumps provide a reliable source of water for extinguishing fires, safeguarding the vessel and its crew.
In the offshore marine sector, seawater pumps are employed in a wide range of applications, including offshore oil and gas platforms, offshore wind farms, and marine aquaculture facilities.
On offshore platforms, these pumps are utilised for cooling systems, firewater systems, and various process applications. In wind farms, seawater pumps are used for cooling wind turbine generators and other equipment.
In marine aquaculture, they play a crucial role in circulating seawater through fish farms, ensuring adequate oxygenation and water quality for fish growth.
Overall, marine seawater pumps are indispensable assets in the maritime industry and offshore marine sector, contributing to the safe and efficient operation of vessels and offshore installations.
Their robust design and reliable performance make them essential components for maintaining critical systems and ensuring the success of marine operations.
