Goulds 2L956 Impeller 7-7/8" for 25SH08K6 Pumps
The Goulds 2L956 impeller is a precision-engineered replacement component designed for use in Goulds 25SH08K6 centrifugal pumps. With a 7-7/8 inch diameter, this impeller is built to deliver consistent hydraulic performance, ensuring efficient fluid movement across a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. Manufactured to OEM specifications, it provides dependable fit, balance, and long service life.
Engineered for durability and efficiency, the 2L956 impeller supports optimal flow rates and pressure characteristics in Goulds e-SH series pumps. Its enclosed design helps maintain peak efficiency while reducing wear over time, making it ideal for continuous-duty environments where reliability is critical.
This impeller is commonly used in water transfer, boosting systems, HVAC circulation, and general industrial fluid handling. Whether replacing a worn component or maintaining system performance, the Goulds 2L956 ensures your pump operates at its intended capacity with minimal downtime.
Key Features
- OEM Goulds replacement part for exact fit and performance
- 7-7/8" diameter impeller for optimized hydraulic efficiency
- Designed for Goulds 25SH08K6 pump models
- Enclosed impeller design for improved efficiency and reduced wear
- Built for long-lasting durability in continuous-duty applications
Applications
- Industrial water transfer systems
- HVAC and chilled water circulation
- Booster pump systems
- Filtration and fluid processing systems
- General-purpose liquid handling
Specifications
- Part Number: 2L956
- Impeller Diameter: 7-7/8 inches
- Pump Compatibility: 25SH08K6
- Product Type: Centrifugal pump impeller
- Design: Enclosed impeller
FAQs
What pump models use the Goulds 2L956 impeller?
The 2L956 impeller is specifically designed for Goulds 25SH08K6 centrifugal pumps and compatible configurations within the same series.
Is the Goulds 2L956 an OEM part?
Yes, it is an OEM replacement impeller manufactured to original Goulds specifications for performance and fit.
What industries commonly use this impeller?
It is widely used in industrial, commercial, and municipal systems including water circulation, processing, and transfer applications.
How do I know when to replace an impeller?
Signs include reduced flow, lower pressure, vibration, or visible wear and corrosion on the impeller.
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