ANSI Pump Impeller Replacements for Goulds 3196 & Durco Mark III
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Replacement ANSI Pump Impellers for Goulds 3196 & Durco Mark III

Replacement impellers for verified Goulds 3196 and Durco Mark III configurations. Identify the installed pump family, size, frame or Group, OEM reference, material and impeller diameter/trim. Our engineering team reviews fit and material before quotation. Normal installation and clearance checks still apply.

Goulds 3196Item 101 · STX / MTX / LTX / XLTX
Durco Mark IIIPOS 103 · Group / Size / OEM Ref.
Materials316SS / CD4MCu / Alloy 20 / other verified alloys
Direct-fit reviewAfter exact reference / material / trim verification
Choose your identification route

Start with the installed pump platform

Goulds 3196 replacement impellers

Open-impeller route. Verify frame, size, OEM reference, diameter and material.

View 3196 Impeller Guide →

Durco Mark III reverse-vane impellers

POS 103 route for verified reverse-vane configurations. Verify Group, size, reference, trim and material.

View Mark III Impeller Guide →

Working from a Mark III POS code?

Identify the component position, then follow the supported impeller route where applicable.

Open POS code finder →

Need help identifying it?

Don’t Know the Impeller Part Number?

A complete part number is not required to start. Send any available pump model/size, nameplate photo, old impeller photo or drawing, material, and current impeller diameter/trim.

Send Pump / Impeller Details

What confirms a replacement?

  • Installed pump family, frame or Group, and size
  • OEM or controlled replacement reference when available
  • Existing impeller diameter/trim and material
  • Relevant mating configuration and normal installation checks
Compact fitment overview

Identification routes by pump family

Pump family Typical identification route Dedicated guide
Goulds 3196 Frame + pump size + OEM reference + diameter/material View 3196 Guide
Durco Mark III reverse-vane Group + pump size + POS 103/OEM reference + trim/material View Mark III Guide

Fitment applies to a verified corresponding configuration. A pump family or POS code alone does not establish interchangeability.

Materials capability

Material selection follows the service conditions

Material is confirmed against fluid chemistry, concentration, temperature, solids and project specification. Commonly reviewed families include 316 stainless steel, CD4MCu, Alloy 20 and other verified alloys.

Manufacturing and dimensional inspection

Machining and dimensional inspection use the confirmed drawing, reference and mating interfaces. Dimensional records can support engineering release where applicable.

Dynamic balance and trim

Required diameter/trim, balance and configuration details are reviewed against the confirmed application and applicable pump documentation.

Engineering support

Reverse engineering and RFQ preparation

When an OEM reference is unavailable, a sample, drawing, nameplate and clear photographs can help establish which dimensions and interfaces need verification. Sample-based work remains subject to engineering review.

What to send

  • Pump model, frame/Group and size
  • Nameplate or sectional drawing
  • OEM/replacement reference if known
  • Current material and impeller diameter/trim
  • Fluid, operating details and quantity
  • Removed-impeller and mating-part photos, if available

Send pump and impeller details →

Impeller replacement questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ANSI B73.1 confirm that an impeller will fit?

No. ASME describes B73.1 interchangeability in terms of pump mounting dimensions, suction and discharge nozzle locations, input shafts, baseplates and foundation bolt holes. A B73.1 designation alone does not identify the correct replacement impeller. Verify the pump family, size, frame or Group, OEM reference, trim and material. Read the ASME B73.1 scope.

What information helps identify a replacement?

Send the pump model and size, frame or Group, OEM part number if available, impeller diameter or trim, and material. A nameplate photo or drawing helps confirm the installed configuration.

Can you review an impeller without an OEM part number?

Yes. Send a clear photo, drawing or sample details with the pump model and size. Engineering will review what can be verified before quotation.

Why are the 3196 and Mark III routes separate?

The G196 / 3196 route covers open impellers identified by frame and size. The Mark III route covers reverse-vane impellers identified by Group and size. Use the matching guide to check the applicable reference and fitment details.

Find the right ANSI replacement impeller route

Use a model-specific guide to verify fitment or search an exact OEM part number.

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