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MRC MR-6R Recirculating Protein Skimmer

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My Reef Creations MR-6R Recirculating Protein Skimmer (used) for sale. Asking $450 shipped.

MRC Recirculating Skimmers are available from the MR-2R through the commercial line. Each have a minimum of 2 becketts and are made of 3/8" or 1/2" blue cell cast acrylic. Both becketts are plumbed together and have the same standard features as the regular MRC skimmers...silencers, true needle valve air intake, spears unions and plumbing parts, cell cast acrylic, threaded large gate valves, and removable becketts.

Choose your feed pump based on how many times you want to turn your water volume over through the skimmer. Typical turnover should be 1.5-2 times your water volume over per hour. For example a 300 gallon tank may use a 600 GPH feed pump, which will give maximum tank water recirculated water turnover.
Skimmer Dimensions​
MR-6R​
Box Dimensions​
12"x12"​
First Riser OD​
8"​
Second Riser OD​
4 1/2"​
Number of Injectors​
2​
Gate Valve (standard)​
1 1/2" Threaded​
Recirculation input​
3/4" Bulkhead​
Pump input​
1"​
Total Height​
48"​
Rating​
1450​
Recommended Pump​
BL-100, SEQ Barracuda​
Recommended Feed pump​
1200-1800 GPH​
  • Original Price $1475.00
 
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