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Series FBE

FBE 4″ bare-shaft external gear pump, front view

External Gear Pumps

In stock: 1/8″ to 4″

Summary

External gear pump for oils, asphalt and other viscous fluids, with curves, dimensions and a technical manual for each model.

Connections
1/8″ to 6″
Temperature
10 to 500 °C
Technical manual

Series FBEI

Two FBEI pump assemblies with electric motors and coupling guards
Summary

Internal gear pump for transferring viscous fluids at constant flow. Compare models, dimensions and documentation.

Max. flow
136 m³/h
Max. viscosity
140,000 cP
Technical manual

Series FBCN

FBCN series pump set with electric motor, coupling guard and steel baseplate
Summary

Standardized centrifugal pump for water, sanitation, chemicals and industrial processes, with curves and nozzles for each model.

Max. flow
2,200 m³/h
Max. head
135 m
Technical manual

Series FBME

FBME horizontal multistage centrifugal pump, bare shaft
Summary

Horizontal multistage centrifugal pump from 3″ to 6″ to raise pressure: the option when the head goes beyond the 135 m of the FBCN.

Max. flow
400 m³/h
Max. head
300 m
Technical manual

Series FBOT

Side view of FBOT showing the casing, bearing frame and shaft end
Summary

Pump for thermal oil circulation in industrial heating circuits, with connections and a manual for each model.

Thermal oil up to
350 °C
Connections
DN 25 to DN 300
Technical manual

Fire Fighting

Side view of a fire pump assembly with diesel engine and canopy
Summary

Electric or diesel driven pumping sets for fire protection systems.

Drive
Electric, diesel or combined
Designed to
NFPA 20 and NBR 16704
Online catalog

Custom built

FB Bombas mobile assembly with diesel drive on a wheeled base
Summary

Motor pump sets, skids, mobile sets, retrofits and special materials, developed with FB Bombas engineering.

Formats
Skids and mobile sets
Scope
Motor pump sets and retrofits
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Selection support

Send operating data to select a pump line

Provide fluid, flow, pressure and temperature. Our team reviews the application and responds with a recommended pump line and supply terms.

Values are independent series limits: they are not a simultaneous operating point and do not apply to every model.

Compare the lines side by side

Compare published limits by series and consult the source document. To choose a model, check the curve and data sheet at the duty point.

Published limits by FB Bombas pump series: sizes, flow, head or pressure, temperature and source document
LineSizesFlowHead or pressureTemperatureSource
FBEExternal gearViscosity from 30 to 100,000 SSU, with limits by size1/8″ to 6″Up to 390 m³/h; larger models made to orderDischarge up to 22 kgf/cm²10 to 500 °C2026 FBE catalogue, p.3 · MTEC-01/01, p.1
FBEIInternal gearViscosity up to 140,000 cP1″ to 6″Up to 136 m³/hUp to 14 bar differentialUp to 340 °C2026 FBEI catalogue, p.4 · MAN001-10
FBCNStandardized centrifugalBack pull-out constructionDN 25 to 300Up to 2,200 m³/hHead up to 135 mUp to 260 °CMTEC-03/00, p.1
FBMEHorizontal multistage centrifugalNumber of stages in the model codeDN 80 to 150Up to 400 m³/hHead up to 300 mUp to 140 °CMTEC-08/01, p.1
FBOTThermal oil centrifugalOrganic thermal oils, no abrasivesDN 25 to 300Up to 2,200 m³/hHead up to 135 mUp to 350 °CMTEC-16/00, p.1 · 2026 FBOT catalogue, p.2

Each value is an independent series limit. The maxima do not describe a single duty point and do not apply to every model. Each bar is proportional to the largest value published in the table: 2,200 m³/h for flow and 500 °C for temperature.

Pump assemblies and projects: fire protection systems · special solutions

Data for pump selection

Specify the fluid, duty point and installation conditions. Our team uses these data to compare pump lines for your operation.

  • Describe the fluid

    Specify the product, viscosity at operating temperature and any solids. Include a technical data sheet if available.

    • Viscosity in SSU or cP at operating temperature
    • Minimum and maximum operating temperature
    • Clean, turbid, solids-laden or abrasive fluid
    • Compatibility: corrosive, toxic or flammable

    In practice: For gear pumps, viscosity guides the pump size and speed. FBE speeds range from 1,750 down to 150 rpm with a pulley or reducer.

  • Define the duty point

    Gather the required flow, pressure or head, temperature and suction conditions. Each model’s curves guide the assessment.

    • Flow rate in m³/h or L/min
    • Head or differential pressure
    • NPSH available at suction, to prevent cavitation
    • Continuous or intermittent duty

    In practice: Compare the duty point with the model curve as well as the series limits. Maximum flow, pressure and temperature do not apply simultaneously.

  • Describe the installation

    Indicate the drive, available space, materials and project requirements. For replacement, provide the existing model and nameplate details.

    • Packing or mechanical seal
    • Materials compatible with the fluid, by component
    • Drive and scope: bare pump or assembly with motor, baseplate and coupling
    • Special features, such as a heating chamber

    In practice: Include the standards required by your project in the inquiry. They are reviewed for the series, configuration and requested scope.

Technical selection questions

What is the relationship between viscosity and speed in gear pumps?

FBE speed is selected according to size, viscosity and duty point. Depending on configuration, speed ranges from 1,750 down to 150 rpm with a pulley or reducer. FB Bombas Engineering limits viscosity by size (MTEC-01/01): 1/8–1/4 in., 2,500 SSU; 3/8–1 in., 7,500 SSU; 1.1/2–2 in., 50,000 SSU; 3–6 in., 100,000 SSU. Consult the model curve at operating temperature. View FBE series sizes.

When to use mechanical seal vs packing in industrial pumps?

Sealing must be selected for the fluid, temperature, pressure and solids content. FBE sealing options include packing, mechanical seals, lip seals and magnetic coupling (MTEC-01/01); the Type 21 seal uses ceramic and graphite faces with Viton. Consult FB Bombas for suspended solids. FBOT sealing uses graphite packing at the first stage and a mechanical seal in a cooler region. Verify the selected configuration; no mechanical seal should be presented as universally leak-free. View the technical manuals.

What is NPSH and why is it important for centrifugal pumps?

NPSH is the absolute total suction head above the head corresponding to the liquid vapor pressure, expressed in metres of pumped liquid. Compare installation NPSH available with the pump requirement and an appropriate service margin. NPSH3 corresponds to a 3% head drop caused by cavitation; merely exceeding it does not guarantee cavitation-free operation. For FBCN, use the model curve and consult engineering about suction, liquid and operating margin. Calculate NPSH available.

What construction materials does FB Bombas offer?

Materials must be specified by series, component and fluid compatibility. FBE materials are documented in Table 6 (MTEC-01/01): shafts run in TM23 bronze, graphite or PTFE bushings according to construction. Gears, shafts, casing and sealing have individual specifications; the material of one part does not describe the whole pump. Consult engineering for the selected configuration. View the FBE manual.

How do external and internal gear pumps differ?

FBE uses external gears, driving and driven, with shafts supported by bushings; in the documented construction (MTEC-01/01), sizes up to 1.1/2 in. use one helical pair, and 2 to 4 in. sizes use four double-helical gears. FBEI uses internal gearing with a rotor and an internal element, described in manual MAN001-10. Both series handle viscous fluids. Selection compares flow, pressure, viscosity, temperature, pulsation and suction conditions using each model curve; gear type alone does not establish pressure or efficiency superiority. View the FBEI manual.

How does the heating chamber work in asphalt pumps?

The CA heating chamber maintains fluid temperature in the pump by circulating a heating medium. CA is documented (MTEC-01/01) from 1.1/2 to 6 in.; sizes from 1/8 to 1 in. have no CA. Chamber temperature and operating conditions must be specified for the fluid and project. Consult engineering for asphalt, resins and other viscous fluids. See the gear pump for asphalt.

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Manuals and catalogs by series

Find the manual for your equipment. For performance curves and dimensional drawings, open the model page in the chosen series.

Pumps and assemblies for your project

View FB Bombas equipment photographed during our operations. Pump, drive and mounting configurations follow your project requirements.

FB Bombas fire pumps
FBCN pumps on the factory floor
Fire protection pumping set
  • Application engineering

    NPSH, viscosity, chemical compatibility and material selection reviewed by the people who design the pumps.

  • Machining

    Components machined on CNC machining centers in our own factory, to the drawing of each series.

  • Assembly

    Pump sets assembled in our own factory in Cabreúva, Brazil.

  • Documentation

    Manuals by series and performance curves from the catalogs.

Supply documentation is defined in the proposal.

Technical guides by industry

Each industry guide covers typical duties, the data needed for selection and the FB Bombas series assessed for them.

Part of Brazilian industry

Companies supplied by FB Bombas over the years.

  • Petrobras
  • Vale
  • BASF
  • CSN
  • WEG
  • Cargill
  • Ipiranga Asfaltos
  • MAHLE
  • 3M
  • BRF
  • VIBRA
  • Cacau Show

How to request a quote

Find the equipment and documentation, and see what to send our team when requesting a quote.

Find a line and its documentation

Which lines are included in the FB Bombas catalog?

The catalog includes FBE, FBEI, FBCN, FBME and FBOT, plus fire protection systems and special solutions. Each line explains its role and links to its models or configurations. Explore our pump lines.

Where can I find the models and sizes in a series?

Open the relevant line and choose a model on its series page. Specification pages provide the available data for the equipment. Check the complete model code, including version suffixes. Choose a series from the catalog.

How do I find the manual for a pump I already use?

Identify the series on the equipment nameplate and consult its manual. Check the configuration and revision applicable to the supplied equipment. Send the equipment identification to the FB Bombas team if you need assistance. Visit the technical manuals library.

Where can I compare the FBE and FBEI lines?

FBE covers external gear pumps; FBEI covers internal gear pumps. The gear pump portfolio presents both lines and links to their respective models and documentation. View the FBE and FBEI portfolio.

Where can I find fire protection systems?

The fire protection line has a dedicated page with motor-pump set configurations and supply scope information. The configuration and project requirements are confirmed in the proposal. Explore fire protection systems.

Where do I start if I need a custom configuration?

Send your process requirements to the special solutions team. This line covers skids, mobile assemblies and custom projects, with engineering defining the scope for each application. Explore FB Bombas special solutions.

Prepare your inquiry

What information should I send for a quote?

Include the fluid, temperature, required flow and pressure or head. Add suction and installation conditions if available. You can start the conversation before you have every detail. Tell us what you need.

Are catalog models available for immediate delivery?

A catalog listing identifies a line or model and does not confirm stock. The sales team checks availability, configuration and lead time when preparing the quote. Check equipment availability.

Can the proposal include the motor, baseplate and coupling?

FB Bombas supplies pumps and complete motor-pump sets. Specify whether you need a pump or an assembly; the motor, baseplate, coupling, guard and other items must be included in the agreed scope. Request your assembly configuration.

How do I request a pump to replace existing equipment?

Send the model, a nameplate photo and operating data. Curves, dimensions, connections, materials and drive must be checked before confirming a replacement. Request a replacement assessment.

How should I specify materials, sealing and standards?

Include your process specification and project requirements in the inquiry. Our team reviews compatibility and conformity for the series, configuration and requested scope. A requirement does not automatically apply to the entire catalog. Review FB Bombas credentials and conformity.

Can I browse the catalog and request support from outside Brazil?

The website is available in Portuguese, English and Spanish. When requesting a proposal, include the destination country, company details and project requirements so the team can assess the supply. Contact the FB Bombas team.

Request pump selection from the FB Bombas product lines

Send fluid, flow, pressure and temperature, along with installation conditions. Our team compares the applicable pump lines and responds with a selection and supply proposal.

Availability and lead time are confirmed in the proposal. We support projects in Brazil and abroad.

To start the conversation

  • Fluid and operating temperature
  • Required flow and pressure
  • Existing model or installation details