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Leistritz

Overview – Fluid pumps – Leistritz – Pump technology
L2-Series
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L3M-Series
L3H-Series
L4-Series
L5-Series
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Engineering Services

Built to Fit, First Time

Iflowparts’ pump parts are direct OEM replacements, seamlessly interchangeable with your existing pump components. Our products are backed by a team of seasoned professional engineers with extensive industry experience.

  • Dimensional Fidelity

    Every critical dimension is verified on a CMM against the assembly diagram before the seal is released for shipment.
  • Material Traceability

    Face and metal component materials are confirmed by spectrometer analysis, with records available per order.
  • Site Support Included

    Field engineers with 10–20 years of pump site experience are available for installation and commissioning.
FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have a question? Our field engineers reply within one business day.

How Fast Can You Deliver Replacement Parts?
Typical lead times run 4–8 weeks depending on material, casting method and machining complexity. Urgent repair work — like laser welding or shaft restoration — can be fast-tracked.
Can You Reverse-Engineer a Part from a Sample or Drawing?
Typical lead times run 4–8 weeks depending on material, casting method and machining complexity. Urgent repair work — like laser welding or shaft restoration — can be fast-tracked.
Which Materials Can You Cast and Machine?
Typical lead times run 4–8 weeks depending on material, casting method and machining complexity. Urgent repair work — like laser welding or shaft restoration — can be fast-tracked.
What Quality Documentation Do You Provide?
Typical lead times run 4–8 weeks depending on material, casting method and machining complexity. Urgent repair work — like laser welding or shaft restoration — can be fast-tracked.
Do You Handle Small Quantities or One-Off Prototypes?
Typical lead times run 4–8 weeks depending on material, casting method and machining complexity. Urgent repair work — like laser welding or shaft restoration — can be fast-tracked.