Goulds 2L841 8-7/16" Stainless Steel Pump Impeller
The Goulds 2L841 impeller is a precision-engineered replacement component designed for high-performance centrifugal pump systems. With an 8-7/16 inch (8.44") diameter, this impeller is optimized to deliver efficient fluid movement while maintaining durability under demanding operating conditions. It is commonly used in 3x4-8 pump configurations and is built to meet OEM performance standards.
Manufactured from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, this enclosed impeller ensures long service life in industrial, commercial, and water handling applications. Its design supports consistent flow rates and pressure performance, making it ideal for maintaining system efficiency and reducing downtime in pump repair or replacement scenarios.
Key Features
- 8-7/16" (8.44") precision impeller diameter
- Durable stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
- Engineered for Goulds 3x4-8 pump configurations
- Enclosed impeller design for improved hydraulic efficiency
- OEM replacement part ensuring exact fit and performance
Applications
- Industrial water transfer systems
- HVAC and cooling systems
- Commercial pumping applications
- Irrigation and fluid handling systems
- Process water and general industrial use
Specifications
- Part Number: 2L841
- Impeller Diameter: 8.44 inches (8-7/16")
- Pump Size Compatibility: 3x4-8
- Material: Stainless Steel (CF8M / 316 equivalent typical for series)
- Impeller Type: Enclosed
- Product Type: Centrifugal pump impeller
FAQ
What pumps use the Goulds 2L841 impeller?
It is designed for Goulds 3x4-8 centrifugal pumps, commonly found in the e-SH and SSH series.
What material is the 2L841 impeller made from?
It is typically constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long service life.
Why is impeller diameter important?
The 8-7/16" diameter directly affects pump flow rate and head performance, ensuring the pump operates within its designed curve.
Is this an OEM part or aftermarket?
The 2L841 is an OEM replacement impeller built to match original Goulds specifications.
When should I replace a pump impeller?
Replacement is recommended when there is wear, reduced flow performance, vibration, or corrosion damage.
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