Goulds 3196 pattern
Replacement casing, cover, seal chamber or stuffing-box cover by frame, size, bore and OEM reference.
View Goulds 3196 parts →ANSI wet-end replacement parts
Find a replacement casing or cover that matches your pump.
For Goulds 3196 and Durco Mark III pattern pumps, start with the nameplate, pump size and OEM part number. Check material and cover configuration before you request a quote.
Previous shipment example
Fit and metallurgy confirmed per order
Fit and metallurgy confirmed per order
1. Identify your pumpModel, frame or group, size and serial
2. Check the partCasing, rear cover, seal chamber or stuffing-box cover
3. Confirm materialAlloy and configuration reviewed before quotation
Already have an OEM part number?
Search the cross-reference by OEM number, pump size, frame/group or part type.
Start with the installed platform
Casings and covers for two common ANSI pump patterns
Use the nameplate and parts list to identify the exact variant. A family name alone does not confirm the part or its material.
Durco Mark III pattern
Replacement casing and rear cover plate by group, pump size, bore/step and OEM reference.
Identify Mark III part positions →Part names matter: “cover” can mean a Goulds seal chamber/stuffing-box cover or a Durco rear cover plate. Send a section view or OEM item number when the term is unclear.
Exact model and part-number lookup
Search the existing parts index
The site’s OEM cross-reference already contains the casing and cover numbers for Goulds 3196 and Durco Mark III, with filters by series, part type, pump size, frame/group and OEM or replacement reference. Keep the live index as the single source for exact part numbers.
Find the row for your installed pump
Open the index, choose Goulds 3196 or Durco Mark III, then filter to Casing or Cover. Search by the nameplate size or the number stamped on the old part.
Use Search OEM Numbers to run the lookup and Clear Search to reset it. Select matching parts there to include them in one quote request.
This page explains identification, alloy options and fitment inputs; the cross-reference holds the current part-number list.
Metallurgy follows the service
Specify the alloy, then verify the grade.
Corrosion-resistant alloy names can cover different casting grades and specifications. We review the specified material, fluid chemistry and temperature against the part and project requirements.
Request a material review →Cast iron and ductile ironGrey cast iron HT250; ductile iron QT400-18
Carbon and low-alloy steelWCB; cast steel ZG230-450
Stainless steel316 stainless (CF8M); ZG1Cr18Ni9Ti; 2Cr13
Duplex and high-alloyCD4MCu; Alloy 20
Nickel alloysHastelloy B; Hastelloy C-276; Nickel 200
Reactive metalsTitanium Gr.2; titanium Pd7B; zirconium 702
Copper alloysTin bronze ZCuSn10Pb1; silicon brass ZCuZn16Si4
Material selection is confirmed at quotation against the liquid, the temperature and the construction of the pump the part goes back into.
Previous shipment examples
Casings and covers from supplied project photos
Use these examples to compare the general part form. Visible casting marks help start identification; drawings, measurements and material records establish the ordered specification.
Images supplied by the customer as previously shipped product examples. The photos are illustrative and do not replace dimensional drawings, MTRs or PMI records.
Fitment review
What confirms the replacement?
ANSI/ASME B73.1 covers pump-level dimensional requirements. It does not by itself establish that any two individual casings or covers interchange. Confirm the exact model and part interfaces.
Review ASME B73.1 scope →01Pump identity: manufacturer/model, frame or group, size, serial and nameplate photo.
02Part identity: casing or exact cover type, OEM POS/item number and casting mark.
03Interfaces: suction/discharge flanges, joint register, bolt pattern, seal chamber/bore, drain and tapping locations as applicable.
04Material: alloy designation, casting standard, service fluid, concentration and temperature.
05Evidence: drawing/section view, removed-part photos, requested MTR/PMI and inspection records.
Direct quote path
Send the details you have. We’ll flag what still needs confirmation.
A part number helps, but it is not required to start a review. Include the pump nameplate and clear photos of both the part and its mating face if available.
Request fitment review and quoteInclude these details in your RFQ
- Pump model, frame/group, size and serial number
- Casing/cover type and OEM part number or POS item
- Material grade and required certificates
- Fluid, concentration, operating temperature and pressure
- Quantity and target delivery date
- Nameplate, drawing and old-part photos
Common fitment questions
Casings & Covers FAQ
Can you replace a casing by pump model alone?
The model narrows the search, but the frame/group, pump size, serial/build, material and connection details may change the required part. Send a nameplate image or OEM reference so fitment can be reviewed.
Does ANSI B73.1 mean every casing or cover is interchangeable?
No. B73.1 specifies dimensional requirements for horizontal end-suction process pumps at the pump level. Individual part fit still depends on the manufacturer pattern, size, frame/group, design details and material. See the ASME standard scope.
What does “cover” mean on my pump?
It depends on the pump family. On a Goulds 3196, the cover may refer to a seal chamber or stuffing-box cover. On a Durco Mark III, a common part is the rear cover plate. Share the POS/item number or a section drawing.
Can you reverse engineer a casing if I do not have a drawing?
Send the removed casing or cover, clear photos, pump nameplate, mating component and any available dimensions. Engineering will review whether the part can be identified and what measurements or material evidence are needed before quotation.
Can you quote Hastelloy C-276, titanium or zirconium?
Supported materials include Hastelloy C-276, Titanium Grade 2, titanium Pd7B and zirconium 702. Send the requested grade/specification and service conditions. Zircaloy is a different designation; ask us to review the exact grade before assuming it is covered by the zirconium 702 capability.