
ISO CI Series Water Centrifugal Pump
ISO 2858 and ISO 5199 back-pull-out end-suction pump, fully interchangeable with other ISO brands
View specificationsMetric end-suction pumps built to ISO 2858 dimensions and the ISO 5199 engineering class, in metal and in polymer.

ISO 2858 and ISO 5199 back-pull-out end-suction pump, fully interchangeable with other ISO brands
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Horizontal single-stage pump in PP, PE and UHMW-PE for water that attacks metal wetted parts
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The metal ISO series: 50×32-160 to 250×200-400, capacity to 500 m³/h, head to 80 m, in cast iron, SS304 and SS316.
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The polymer ISO series: capacity to 300 m³/h, head to 60 m, drives to 200 kW and wetted parts that corrosive water cannot attack.
Explore the rangeA mixed fleet of ISO 2858 pumps from four manufacturers should share spares, because the standard says the dimensions match. In practice the spares store carries four of everything because nobody checked. The ISO family is built to make that interchangeability real, in metal for clean water and in polymer where the water attacks metal.

Cutaway demonstration pump showing shaft, bearing housing, mechanical seal and closed impeller

Plant water, process circulation, booster and liquid transfer duties across the full Flowsteer size band.
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Open impellers, polymer wetted parts and vertical sump pumps for screened sewage, return sludge, effluent and pit drainage.
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Transfer, distribution and booster duties on city water networks, with EN733 and ANSI footprints and a bronze impeller as standard.
Read moreChoose CI where the water is clean or treated and the limits are flow and head — it reaches 500 m³/h and 80 m. Choose KCP where the water's chemistry is the limiting factor and the wetted part has to be PP, PE or UHMW-PE.
Dimensionally, yes, provided the size designation matches. The hydraulic performance can still differ, so check the duty point as well as the designation when you replace one brand with another.
ISO 2858 covers dimensions only. ISO 5199 is a technical class covering shaft deflection limits, bearing life, seal chamber dimensions and casing thickness — the things that decide how long the pump lasts.
Yes. On both the CI and the KCP the rotating assembly comes out of the back of the casing with the suction and discharge pipes left in place.
Send the flow, head, supply frequency and liquid description and we will confirm the size and the published specification for it.