MP Pumps 36280 HHLF Self-Priming Centrifugal Pump
The HHLF (High Head Low Flow) series is a self-priming centrifugal pump line built for higher-pressure duty such as fire suppression, washdown, and auxiliary deck service, with several models carrying ABS Type Approval and 46 CFR compliance for marine fire-control use.
This model is configured for close-coupled motor.
Always match by the MP Pumps part number 36280 stamped on the unit or listed on your equipment parts diagram, since pump configurations vary by mount type, material, and port size even within the same series.
Key Features
- Self-priming centrifugal design optimized for high head at lower flow rates
- Housing and adapter available in Cast Iron Class 30 or Silicon Bronze CA 875
- Stainless steel drive sleeve for corrosion resistance
- Removable volute and impeller assembly for easier field service
Applications
- Marine auxiliary fire and washdown pump systems
- Industrial and agricultural high-pressure spray or wash-down service
- OEM and replacement service on HHLF-equipped fire and deck-wash systems
Specifications
- Manufacturer: MP Pumps
- Part Number: 36280
- Series: HHLF
- Part Type: Pump
- Mount Type: Close-coupled Motor
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What maintenance does this pump need?
Periodically check the mechanical seal for leaks, inspect the impeller for wear, and keep the suction line free of debris that could clog or damage the impeller.
Q: Does this come with a motor or engine?
Availability varies by listing. PumPak versions are a bare, run-tested pump end for coupling to your own driver; complete units include the motor or engine as noted in the title.
Q: How do I know this is the right pump for my equipment?
Match it by the MP Pumps part number stamped on the unit or listed on your equipment parts diagram. Send us a picture of your pump plate and we will confirm fitment.
Q: What does self-priming mean for this pump?
A self-priming pump can clear air from its own suction line on startup rather than needing the line pre-filled with liquid, using an internal check valve to hold prime between runs.