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Brazilian manufacturer since 1944. Normalized horizontal centrifugal pumps for water, industrial processes and utilities, with flow up to 2,200 m³/h. Quote directly with FB Bombas engineering — technical review based on the project scope.
Series limits: they do not occur simultaneously and do not apply to every model.
How it works
3 simple steps for your quote
Submit Your Request
Fill out the form with your application data: fluid, flow, pressure and working temperature.
Technical Sizing
Our engineering team analyzes your demand and selects the ideal pump for your application.
Receive Your Quote
After engineering analysis you receive a detailed commercial proposal with technical specifications.
What to provide
- Liquid, temperature and any suspended solids
- Flow (m³/h) and total head (m)
- Suction conditions and available NPSH
- Casing and impeller materials and sealing type
- For replacements: current model or nameplate photo
Partial data is enough to get started. Nameplate photos, drawings or data sheets can be sent via WhatsApp.
Technical specifications
FBCN Series - Standardized Centrifugal

Series rating FBCN: 4.8/5 · 45 customer ratings
Source and scope
Consolidated figures supplied by FB Bombas from its customer ratings spreadsheet. The score and count refer to the series; they are not independent counts for each model or configuration.
Series reference
- Flow
- up to 2,200 m³/h
- Head
- up to 135 m
- Speed
- up to 3,500 rpm
- Temperature
- up to 260 °C
- Mechanical standard
- ASME B73.1
Series reference limits: they do not occur simultaneously and do not apply to every model. Selection depends on the fluid, speed, duty point and configuration.
Source: FBCN technical manual MTEC-03/00
Features
- Back pull-out construction for easy maintenance
- External dimensions published in the manual (section 12) to check replacements
- Radial single-suction impeller
- Packing or mechanical seal
- Materials: cast iron, ductile iron, carbon steel or stainless steel
- Shaft with protective sleeve in the sealing area
Applications
Industrial water, sanitation, mining, chemical processes, cooling systems, irrigation
FBCN Series Quote
Fill out the form and engineering replies after reviewing your request.
How much does an industrial centrifugal pump cost?
The price of an industrial centrifugal pump is defined by the duty point (flow × head), casing and impeller materials, sealing type and motor power. Standardized pumps such as the FBCN series (54 models, flows up to 2,200 m³/h) are quoted per duty point, with a preliminary performance curve. FB Bombas quotes factory-direct from Cabreúva-SP.
What drives the price of a centrifugal pump
Duty point (Q×H)
Flow and head select the model among the 54 in the FBCN series — hydraulic size (DN, impeller, bearing group) is the largest cost driver.
Casing and impeller materials
Cast iron for water and neutral fluids; ductile iron, carbon steel or stainless steel according to the fluid and peripheral speed (manual MTEC-03/00) — the material step changes the value significantly.
Sealing: mechanical seal or packing
Packing has the lowest initial cost; a single or cartridge mechanical seal costs more upfront and reduces leakage and maintenance — the choice depends on the fluid.
Motor and drive
Motor power (HP) and type account for a relevant share of the complete motor-pump unit on baseplate.
Tests and documentation
Testing on our own hydraulic bench, certificates, NDT and Petrobras/EPC dossiers are defined in the proposal scope; API 610 requirements apply to engineered-to-order solutions, not to the catalogue line.
FBCN pumps (mechanical construction per ASME B73.1, according to manual MTEC-03/00) are sized per duty point, in cast iron or stainless, with seal or packing, and quoted per application with a technical-commercial proposal and preliminary performance curve from FB Bombas engineering.
What defines the price of an industrial centrifugal pump?
Four factors dominate: the duty point (flow × head, which selects hydraulic size and flange DN), casing and impeller materials (cast iron for water; stainless steel for corrosives), sealing (packing or mechanical seal) and motor power. Additional tests and documentation — such as dossiers for Petrobras/EPC projects — complete the value.
Mechanical seal or packing: what is the cost impact?
Packing has the lowest initial cost and requires re-tightening and controlled drip in operation; a mechanical seal (single or cartridge) costs more upfront but eliminates dripping and reduces maintenance — with chemical, toxic or expensive fluids the seal usually pays for itself. FB Bombas engineering defines the sealing arrangement per fluid, temperature and available NPSH of each application.
How does a centrifugal pump quotation work at FB Bombas?
Factory-direct: you provide fluid, flow, head, temperature and available NPSH in the form; engineering selects the right FBCN model among the 54 in the series and issues a preliminary performance curve plus a technical-commercial proposal with written lead time and conditions. Brazilian manufacturer since 1944, with its own test bench in Cabreúva-SP.
Buy factory-direct
Application engineering in the specification
Fluid, viscosity, flow, pressure and available NPSH analyzed by the people who build the pump — model and sealing selection comes from engineering, before the proposal.
Manufacturer warranty
The warranty is issued by the manufacturer itself: term, coverage and exclusions are defined in writing in the commercial proposal, according to the series and operating conditions.
Genuine parts and direct after-sales
Genuine spare parts (impellers, gears, shafts, bushings, seals, bearings, depending on the series) and after-sales technical support come from the same factory; availability and lead time are confirmed at quotation.
Factory lead time confirmed in writing
The manufacturing order opens at the plant itself and the lead time is documented in the technical-commercial proposal, along with performance curve and conditions.
Brazilian industrial pump manufacturer since 1944 — factory in Cabreúva-SP.
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