Parts guide
Identify Heller-Aller Pump Parts Before Ordering
How do I identify the right Heller-Aller replacement part?
Match the exact Heller-Aller model and part position first, then provide photos and measurements of the existing component. Similar-looking parts from other pumps may not fit, so do not order from appearance alone.
Replacement parts should be matched to the exact pump model—not just to a similar-looking casting. Start by locating the Heller-Aller model marking, photographing the pump from several angles, and recording critical measurements before ordering.
Record the details that matter
Identify the model (such as 190-A, 192-A, PHB, Fig. T, or 50L), the part position, casing or base style, and the dimensions of the removed component. Include a clear photo of the existing part and any model stamp. Heller-Aller parts are model-specific; components from visually similar pumps may not fit.
Inspect leather, packing, rods, pins, couplings, handles, cylinders, and caps before a busy season. Order only after the model is confirmed, and use the manufacturer’s service guidance for reassembly and sanitary operation.
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