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    Default Little Giant Pump

    I've been looking at these for quite a while now and i am planning on buying one soon. Almost everyone i've talked to, uses their HC version, but not the SC version.


    The HC Version:

    Volute — Glass-filled Ryton
    Backplate — Glass-filled Ryton
    Impeller — Glass-filled Ryton w/ Carbon
    Bushing
    Shaft — Ceramic
    Thrust Washers — Ceramic
    O-Ring — Viton


    The SC Version

    Volute — Glass-filled Polypropylene
    Housing — Glass-filled Polypropylene
    Impeller — Glass-filled Polypropylene
    Shaft — Ceramic
    Thrust Washers — Ceramic
    O-Ring - Nitrile (Buna - N)

    The two differences would be Polypropylene vs Ryton, & Buna-N vs Viton. Now Polypro & Ryton both have excellent resistance against sulfuric acid, along with the Viton o-rings on the HC version. The only thing in either one that is susceptible to damage are the Buna-N o-rings on the SC version.

    So basically could i not just buy the SC version & swap out brand new high quality Viton o-rings in the impeller housing? For the price difference of the two, it would be well worth the work, unless there is a much bigger problem i am not seeing. Your welcome to state your opinions on this matter, thanks!

    Chemical Resistance Chart:
    http://www.lgpc.com/MagDrive/CRC.pdf

    HC Pumps:
    http://www.lgpc.com/MagDrive/ByCateg...&CategoryID=19

    SC Pumps:
    http://www.lgpc.com/MagDrive/ByCateg...&CategoryID=18
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    Default Re: Little Giant Pump

    Either will work, Buna N will last a good while with diluted sulfuric acid. If your that worried about it, find the oring Dash # used and buy a viton oring in that size.
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    Thanks for the reply, gives me a huge relief. The price difference is like $150 for the same GPH.
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    I do things.
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    Heh i've had that one on watch for some time now, definitely going to bid on it. If that one fails, i will most likely go with a SC.
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