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STATIONARY POWER

The new MP series of trash and centrifugal
pumps from Pramac are powered by Honda GX
series gasoline engines rated 5. 4 to 7. 9 hp.

Pumping Up Its Product Line

Further expanding its U.S. line of products, Pramac Industries Inc. has introduced a series of gasoline pump sets ranging from 2 to 3 in. trash pumps and centrifugal pumps. The new MP 34, MP 66, MP 36 and MP 56 pumps are the latest addition to the company’s portfolio, which is now more focused on the U.S. market.

Prior to this launch, the Siena, Italy-based manufacturer introduced new portable gen-sets, which it supplies through an international sales office in

Medley, Fla., and a U.S. sales office in Marietta, Ga. The company’s product range also includes welder generators, PTO generators and high-pressure washers.

The MP 34 and MP 66 pumps are both configured as trash pumps featuring 2 and 3 in. openings, while the MP 36 and MP 56 are centrifugal models also available in 2 and 3 in. size classes.

For the pump series, Pramac has selected Honda’s GX series gasoline

engines rated 5. 4 to 7. 9 hp. Both the MP 34 trash pump and MP 56 centrifugal pump are equipped with a 163 cc single-cylinder Honda GX160 engine rated 5. 5 hp. The MP 66 features a larger 7. 9 hp single cylinder GX240 engine with 242 cc displacement. Honda’s 118 cc single-cylinder GX120 gasoline engine rated 3. 9 hp is outfitted on the MP 36 centrifugal unit. The engines are naturally aspirated and have a recoil starter.