At Stryker Maschinenbau Systeme, we're proud to announce our offering of the world-renowned Leistritz® Screw Pump Technology—a trusted and field-proven solution for high-performance fluid handling in demanding industrial applications. Whether you're operating in oil & gas, marine, chemical processing, power generation, or general manufacturing, Leistritz® pumps deliver the efficiency, reliability, and engineering precision required to maintain flow continuity under high pressure and challenging conditions.
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Screw pumps are rotary, positive displacement pumps that use two or more screws to move fluids along the pump axis. Leistritz has perfected this technology over decades, with German-engineered designs that ensure low-pulsation flow, self-priming capability, and high volumetric efficiency.
Leistritz’s robust construction and versatility make their screw pumps ideal for handling:
Viscous, abrasive, and lubricating media
Fuel oil, lube oil, HFO, crude oil, bitumen, and chemicals
Seawater and water-in-oil emulsions
Multiphase mixtures in power stations and refineries
We offer full access to the following Leistritz® ranges:
L2 / L3 Series – Twin Screw Pumps
Designed for clean or lubricating fluids, ideal for fuel and lube oil systems.
L4 / L5 Series – Triple & Multi Screw Pumps
Built for high-pressure operation with excellent NPSH values; ideal for compressors, power stations, and shipbuilding.
LFL Series – Multiphase & Heavy Duty Pumps
Capable of handling unprocessed fluids with gas content—perfect for upstream oil operations.
L2N Series – Self-Priming Twin Screw Pumps
Engineered for high suction lift; frequently used in tank farms and terminal transfer operations.
All models are available with a wide range of materials, sealing systems, and mounting options to match your operational needs.
Series | Use for | Capacity | Differential Pressure | Viscosity | Pumping Temperature |
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L2 | Low pressure duty, suitable for transport of light abrasive and corrosive, high or low viscous fluids with poor or good lubricity. | 200 m³/h (880 gpm) | 16 bar (232 psi) | 100,000 cSt | 280 °C (536 °F) |
L3N | Low pressure duty, suitable for transport of non-abrasive lubricating fluids. | 700 m³/h (3080 gpm) | 16 bar (232 psi) | 15,000 cSt | 180 °C (356 °F) |
L3M | Medium pressure duty, suitable for transport of non-abrasive lubricating fluids. | 300 m³/h (1320 gpm) | 80 bar (1160 psi) | 10,000 cSt | 280 °C (536 °F) |
L3H | High pressure duty, suitable for transport of non-abrasive lubricating fluids. | 220 m³/h (968 gpm) | 100 bar (1450 psi) | 10,000 cSt | 280 °C (536 °F) |
L3V/U | Ultra high pressure duty suitable for transport of light abrasive and corrosive, high or low viscous fluids with poor or good lubricity. | 200 m³/h (880 gpm) | 280 bar (4060 psi) | 10,000 cSt | 280 °C (536 °F) |
L4 | Low, medium and high pressure duty, suitable for transport of abrasive/non-abrasive, corrosive/non-corrosive, lubricating/non-lubricating, high or low viscous fluids. | 5,000 m³/h (22,000 gpm) | 40 bar (580 psi) | 150,000 cSt | 320 °C (608 °F) |
L5 | Low pressure duty, suitable for transport of light abrasive and corrosive, high or low viscous fluids with poor or good lubricity. | 170 m³/h (748 gpm) | 10 bar (145 psi) | 100,000 cSt | 350 °C (662 °F) |
At Stryker Maschinenbau Systeme, we're proud to announce our offering of the world-renowned Leistritz® Screw Pump Technology—a trusted and field-proven solution for high-performance fluid handling in demanding industrial applications. Whether you're operating in oil & gas, marine, chemical processing, power generation, or general manufacturing, Leistritz® pumps deliver the efficiency, reliability, and engineering precision required to maintain flow continuity under high pressure and challenging conditions.
Leistritz’s robust construction and versatility make their screw pumps ideal for handling:
Viscous, abrasive, and lubricating media
Fuel oil, lube oil, HFO, crude oil, bitumen, and chemicals
Seawater and water-in-oil emulsions
Multiphase mixtures in power stations and refineries
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