Designed for high-stage or booster operation
GEA FES GMX series
Designed for high stage, booster or single stage operation.
Package features:
- Service-friendly, compact layout.
- D-flange motor requiring no alignment.
- Multi-stage oil separator design guarantees low oil loss.
- Multiple oil-cooling options: thermosiphon, liquid-injection, water-cooled.
- Discharge hold back eliminating the need for external oil pump on most R-717 packages.
- High-definition, multi-touch GEA Omni control panel.
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