Speroni C(M) Single-Impeller Surface Centrifugal Pump
Built for the job
Cast iron single-stage centrifugal pump for general clean water transfer, the core Speroni centrifugal workhorse.
The C(M) is Speroni Pumps’ core single-stage centrifugal pump. A wide range of models covers almost every standard transfer and circulation application, which is why this pump appears on more pricelists than almost any other in the Speroni catalogue.
Single-stage means one impeller. The pump is simple, reliable, and easy to service. It handles clean water across a wide flow and head range, and the sheer number of model variants means there is almost always a C(M) that matches a specific requirement exactly.
Where the Speroni C and CM Pumps are Used
- Agricultural transfer and irrigation.
- Industrial process water circulation.
- Cooling and mixing duties.
- Filling and topping up water systems.
- General clean water supply on non-potable systems.
- Water transfer between tanks.
Choosing Between the Models
The range is organised by motor frame size. Bigger frame means bigger pump means more flow. Within each frame, the motor power determines the head. For help choosing, tell us the flow you need and the head you need to develop, and we will point you to the right model.
- M = 230V single-phase, no M = 400V three-phase.
C(M) Versus CF(M)
Both are cast iron single-stage centrifugal pumps. The split is by flow rate.
C(M) suits smaller jobs (agricultural, small industrial).
The Speroni CF(M) steps up to heavier industrial and large agricultural duties. If your flow requirement is modest, the C(M) is the right answer.
Not Self-Priming
The C(M) is not self-priming. It needs flooded suction or a primed foot valve on the suction line.
They are designed for pumping clean water only in many domestic, and agricultural applications, and industries. Has a maximum suction of 7 metres.
N.B: This pump is not WRAS accredited.
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