SPECK Pumpen supplier in Romania
Side channel, peripheral, vacuum and heat transfer pumps
Founded in 1909 · Headquarters: Neunkirchen am Sand, Germany
Who is SPECK Pumpen and what does it make?
SPECK Pumpen is a German company, founded in 1909 by a master mechanic and his five sons, with its commercial base at Neunkirchen am Sand. The industrial catalogue includes rotary vane pumps, in-line pumps, horizontal and vertical centrifugal pumps, high-pressure pumps, small peripheral pumps, plastic pumps, side channel pumps, vacuum pumps, heat transfer pumps and gear pumps. The company has more than 110 years of pump building and more than 50 years of plastics processing.
For industrial use, the side channel pumps of the SK and ASK series are of particular interest, built in a modular way with several stages. Nominal pressure is PN 40, maximum head 400 m and maximum flow 35 m³/h at 50 Hz (42 m³/h at 60 Hz). With a mechanical seal the working temperature is between 0 and 180 °C (cooled), and with a magnetic coupling from −100 up to +350 °C. The ASK series adds a suction stage with good NPSH, for liquids close to their boiling point.
SK/ASK pumps are used for boiler feed, transfer of liquefied gas, thermal oils, cooling brines, solvents and condensate, i.e. in thermal engineering, energy, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. As self-priming pumps, they tolerate gas in the suction line, which makes them useful on circuits where vapours occur.
What do we supply from the SPECK Pumpen range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| SK — side channel pumps (EN 734) | Side channel pumps for universal applications, with the variants SKG-LL, SKG-L0, SKG-LA (mechanical seal) and SKM, SKM-LT (magnetic coupling). Nominal pressure PN 40, up to 400 m head. |
| ASK — combined pumps with NPSH stage | The ASKG, ASKM and ASKM-LT variants combine the radial suction stage with the side channel, for liquids close to their boiling point, such as liquefied gases or hot condensate. |
| Horizontal and vertical centrifugal pumps | Separate families in the SPECK industrial range, alongside in-line pumps and small peripheral pumps. Series details, flow and pressure are set on the basis of the full code of the requested model. |
| Rotary vane, vacuum and heat transfer pumps | Other families in the SPECK industrial range: rotary vane pumps, vacuum pumps and heat transfer pumps, used in temperature control equipment, in the plastics industry and in medical technology. |
Why SPECK Pumpen?
- Modular SK and ASK side channel pumps — 1–8 stages, up to 400 m head and 35 m³/h at 50 Hz
- Magnetic coupling — no shaft seal, for temperatures from −100 to +350 °C and toxic or flammable liquids
- NPSH suction stage on the ASK series — suited to liquids close to their boiling point
- ATEX II 2G — specified for SK/ASK pumps with mechanical seal or magnetic coupling
- Varied materials — stainless steel, bronze or ductile iron components, depending on the liquid
Which SPECK Pumpen codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| SKG-LL | Side channel pump, mechanical seal variant |
| SKG-L0 | Side channel pump, mechanical seal variant (L0) |
| SKG-LA | Side channel pump, mechanical seal variant (LA) |
| SKM | Side channel pump with magnetic coupling |
| SKM-LT | Side channel pump, magnetic coupling, LT variant |
| ASKG | Combined pump with NPSH stage, mechanical seal |
| ASKM | Combined pump with NPSH stage, magnetic coupling |
| ASKM-LT | Combined pump with NPSH stage, magnetic coupling, LT variant |
Where is SPECK Pumpen equipment used?
- Thermal engineering — cooling brines, filling and draining thermal oil systems
- Energy — boiler feed, steam generators, diesel for backup
- Chemicals and pharmaceuticals — aggressive, flammable or toxic liquids, solvent recovery
- Plastics industry and industrial cooling — temperature control circuits
- Food and medical technology — compact pumps for clean fluids
How do we supply SPECK Pumpen in Romania?
We can quote SPECK side channel pumps, peripheral pumps and heat transfer pumps, plus spare parts for units already installed. Supply is made to order, through EU channels, usually in 1–4 weeks; multistage pumps with magnetic coupling or special materials may take longer. For a quotation we need the full pump code (for example SKG or ASKM, the size and the number of stages), the liquid and its temperature, flow and head, the motor voltage and any ATEX requirement.
We establish the catalogue data for the peripheral series on the basis of the full code and the data sheet of the model concerned.
Frequently asked questions about SPECK Pumpen
What does SPECK Pumpen make?
Industrial and domestic pumps: side channel (SK, ASK), peripheral, horizontal and vertical centrifugal, high-pressure, vacuum, rotary vane, gear and heat transfer pumps, plus BADU products for swimming pools.
How do I choose between SK and ASK?
SK is the universal side channel pump (EN 734); ASK adds a suction stage with good NPSH, for liquids close to their boiling point. Both reach PN 40, 400 m head and 35 m³/h at 50 Hz.
Can you supply SPECK products in Romania, and in what lead time?
Yes, SPECK pumps are brought in from Germany, to order. Versions with magnetic coupling or special materials may take longer; the lead time is confirmed in the quotation.
Can I replace an old SPECK pump with a current model?
For identification, the type code printed on the pump (for example SKG-LL with size and number of stages) and the motor data help us. We then check the current series; we do not claim equivalences without these data.
What information do you need for a quotation on a side channel pump?
The liquid and its temperature, flow and head, suction pressure or available NPSH, the presence of gases, the seal type (mechanical or magnetic coupling), the materials wanted and the ATEX requirement, if any.
How do I request a SPECK Pumpen quotation?
Send the SPECK Pumpen code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: SPECK Pumpen Verkaufsgesellschaft GmbH, SPECK Pumpen (manufacturer documentation)