SEEPEX BCSO Hygienic Pumps

Spare Parts for SEEPEX BCSO Hygienic Pumps with Open Pin Joints

This page lists replacement and compatible spare parts for SEEPEX pumps.
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Product Summary

Genuine and compatible spare parts for the SEEPEX BCSO, the 3-A certified hygienic progressive cavity pump with open pin joints that clean in place and come apart without special tools, used in Australian dairy, food and beverage plants. Every BCSO shares the same build (rotor, stator, coupling rod with open pin joints held by circlips, plug-in shaft and mechanical seal), so tick what you need and we’ll match the parts to your nameplate.

Type: Hygienic progressive cavity, open pin joints Build: 3-A certified · FDA / EU 1935-2004 materials · CIP / SIP Range: 0.03–130 m³/h · up to 24 bar

Spare Parts List

✓ Tick the parts you need. SEEPEX parts are matched to the pump range, size, rotor/stator geometry, stator elastomer and shaft seal, so the type code and the commission number on your nameplate are all we need to get them right. Not sure which items? Add a photo of the nameplate and we’ll work it out for you.

SelectWear / Service ItemFunction & when to replace
Common Service Kits
Small Wearing Parts PackageCirclip (401), coupling rod pin (402), closed circlip (491), casing gasket (501), rotor (600) and stator (601), from the SEEPEX BCSO order template.
Large Wearing Parts PackagePlug-in shaft, splash ring, mechanical seal, coupling rod, two circlips, two pins and two closed circlips, with casing gasket, rotor and stator.
Open Pin Joint Parts (items 401, 402, 491)The circlips, coupling rod pins and closed circlips that hold the open pin joints. Replace at every rotor/stator change or if worn.
Wear & Consumable Parts
Stator (item 601)The elastomer-lined pumping element and the part that wears most. Replace when flow or pressure drops away, after any dry run, or if the elastomer has swollen, hardened or torn. Hygienic elastomers are FDA / EU 1935-2004 compliant.
Rotor (item 600)The helical rotor that turns inside the stator. Replace if it is scored, pitted or worn through its coating; a worn rotor will chew out a new stator quickly.
Mechanical Seal (item 330)The shaft seal at the drive end of the suction casing (gland packing on some builds). Replace at the first sign of leakage; check the seal faces and O-rings for wear and chemical attack.
O-ring (item 501)The casing O-ring at the stator joint (listed as item 501 in the BCSO parts list). Renew every time the stator is changed.
Other Core Parts
Coupling Rod (item 400)Carries the drive from the plug-in shaft to the eccentric rotor through a pin joint at each end. Replace if the bores are worn oval, the rod is bent, or corrosion has attacked it.
Plug-in Shaft & Pin (items 307, 309)The plug-in shaft that connects the drive to the coupling rod and carries the shaft seal. Replace if it is worn or grooved under the seal or damaged at the joint end.
Splash Ring (item 310)Keeps leakage and washdown away from the drive. Replace if worn or split.
Suction Casing (item 500)The inlet casing that houses the joints and shaft seal. Replace if eroded, corroded or cracked, matched to your connection standard.
Pressure Branch (item 700)The discharge end casing that clamps the stator. Replace if worn or cracked, or when changing connection size.
Drive Unit (gearmotor)The flanged gearmotor (block design) or the separate drive train on bare-shaft builds. Matched to your kW, output speed and mounting so the replacement bolts straight on.
Complete Replacement PumpWhen a rebuild doesn’t stack up, we quote a like-for-like SEEPEX BCSO hygienic pump from the type code and commission number on your nameplate.

How we confirm the exact part: SEEPEX BCSO parts depend on the size, rotor/stator geometry, stator elastomer, rotor material, joint type and shaft seal fitted to your pump. The item numbers shown are the positions in the SEEPEX parts list; your nameplate carries the type code (e.g. BCSO 025-24) and the commission number, which together pin down the build. Tick the items above and add a nameplate photo, and we’ll confirm the correct parts for your exact pump.

Models

The BCSO operating instructions cover sizes BCSO 025-24 up to BCSO 130-6L; read the size code from your nameplate and select below, or choose “Not sure”.

BCSO 025-24BCSO 130-6L

Models & Key Specifications

ItemDetail
Sizes (manual)BCSO 025-24 to 130-6L
Conveying capacity0.03–130 m³/h
Pressureup to 24 bar
Hygiene3-A Sanitary Standards, EHEDG design, FDA / EU 1935-2004 materials
Jointsopen pin joints with circlips (401, 402, 491)

From seepex.com and the SEEPEX BCSO operating instructions.

Troubleshooting

Pump runs but delivers little or nothing

Likely cause: worn stator and rotor, a blocked suction line, or speed too high for a viscous product (cavitation). Action: clear the suction line and check the speed against the duty; if output is still down, replace the stator (item 601), and the rotor (item 600) if it is scored.

Stator wears quickly or burns out

Likely cause: dry running, solids or grain size too large for the pump speed, or product temperature too high for the elastomer. Action: fit a new stator, reduce speed or screen the feed, keep the pump full at start-up and fit dry-run protection; SEEPEX also suggests an undersize rotor for hot duties.

Pump hard to turn or will not start after a stator change

Likely cause: stator swollen by an incompatible product, or product that has settled, gummed up or set inside the pump while it stood. Action: check the stator elastomer against the product and select a suitable material; rinse and clean the pump immediately after stopping, and heat it if the product hardens when cold.

Product residue or poor CIP results

Likely cause: worn or damaged casing O-ring or seal letting product lodge, or joints not cleaned. Action: renew the casing O-ring and mechanical seal, check the open joints for damage, and confirm CIP flow and chemistry.

Leaking at the shaft seal

Likely cause: a worn mechanical seal (sliprings or O-rings) or packing that is worn or set too tight. Action: check the sliprings and O-rings for wear and chemical resistance and renew the seal; on packed pumps adjust the gland or renew the packing rings.

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