Gianneschi RMVI6002 Stainless Steel Rotor for MVI60 Pump Systems
The Gianneschi RMVI6002 SS Rotor is a precision-engineered stainless steel screw rotor designed for the MVI60 volumetric pump series. Built for durability and high efficiency, this rotor plays a critical role in transferring fluids through a progressive cavity mechanism inside the pump system. It is manufactured using corrosion-resistant AISI 316 stainless steel, ensuring long service life even in demanding fluid handling environments.
This rotor is widely used in industrial and general-purpose pumping systems where reliability and consistent flow are essential. The MVI pump design relies on a single helical rotor operating within a rubber stator to move liquids efficiently, including viscous or particle-containing fluids.
Ideal for maintenance, repair, and system restoration, the RMVI6002 rotor is a direct-fit replacement part for Gianneschi MVI60 pump assemblies.
Key Features
- Precision stainless steel screw rotor (AISI 316)
- Designed for Gianneschi MVI60 volumetric pump system
- High corrosion resistance and durability
- Optimized for smooth fluid displacement
- OEM-grade replacement part
Applications
- Industrial fluid transfer systems
- Wastewater and grey water pumping systems
- Marine and non-marine pump installations
- Viscous liquid handling systems
- General mechanical pumping applications
Specifications
- Product Type: Screw rotor
- Pump Series: MVI60
- Material: Stainless steel (AISI 316)
- Design: Single helix progressive cavity rotor
- Function: Volumetric fluid displacement
- Compatibility: Gianneschi MVI60 pump systems
- Operating system: Self-priming volumetric pump rotor system
FAQ
What is the Gianneschi RMVI6002 rotor used for?
It is used inside MVI60 volumetric pumps to move fluid using a progressive cavity design.
Is the RMVI6002 made of stainless steel?
Yes, it is manufactured in corrosion-resistant AISI 316 stainless steel.
What pump system is it compatible with?
It is designed specifically for Gianneschi MVI60 pump systems.
Can this rotor handle dirty or viscous fluids?
Yes, the MVI series is designed to handle viscous fluids and liquids with small suspended solids.
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