Tarby® Century V Pump Parts
ACCA replacement rotors, stators, gear-joint components, drive parts, bearings, seals and repair kits engineered to fit supported Century V pumps.
Century V parts are organized by the pump size designation customers use to identify the installed pump: T012, T022, T036, T050, T065, T090, T115 and T175.
Select Your Tarby® Century V Model
Choose the T-series size shown in the complete pump designation. Each page is organized around that specific Century V size rather than the internal frame designation.
T012
Century V 105T012 and 205T012 configurations.
T022
Century V 105T022 and 205T022 configurations.
T036
Century V 106T036 and 206T036 configurations.
T050
Century V 106T050 and 206T050 configurations.
T065
Century V 107T065 and 207T065 configurations.
T090
Century V 107T090 and 207T090 configurations.
T115
Century V 108T115 and 208T115 configurations.
T175
Century V 110T175 and 210T175 configurations.
Century V Component Coverage
Pumping Elements
Rotor and stator records are separated by Century V size, stage designation, material and elastomer code.
Gear-Joint & Drive Parts
Coverage includes drive-shaft heads, connecting rods, ball and ring gears, thrust plates and related joint components where verified.
Maintenance Parts & Kits
Bearings, seals, packing components, gaskets, retaining hardware and repair kits are assigned to the applicable T-series size.
Century V Part Identification
Use the complete pump designation and existing Tarby® part number whenever possible. The first digit identifies the stage configuration in documented models such as 105T012 and 205T012, while the T012, T022, T036, T050, T065, T090, T115 or T175 designation identifies the Century V size family.
How Century V Replacement Parts Are Selected
Correct parts selection starts with the complete pump designation, not the T-series size alone. Record the full model from the nameplate, the existing Tarby® part number when available, stage/configuration information, wetted-material requirements and the service being pumped. This is especially important for rotors and stators because stage, material and elastomer details can change the correct replacement.
Identify the Pump
Provide the complete Century V designation, serial/nameplate information and T-series size.
Identify the Component
Use the existing part number, description, dimensions, drawing or sample component whenever possible.
Confirm the Service
Include fluid, temperature, solids, abrasiveness and chemical exposure when selecting pumping elements.
Century V Service & Rebuild Components
Depending on the model and verified configuration, Century V replacement coverage can include drive shafts, connecting rods, gear-joint components, thrust plates, bearings, packing components, lantern rings, suction housings, discharge flanges, stator supports, retaining hardware and repair kits.
Century V Applications
Progressing cavity pumps are commonly selected where controlled flow and the ability to handle viscous, solids-bearing or shear-sensitive fluids are important. Application details should be reviewed when selecting elastomer and wetted-component materials.
Century V Parts FAQ
What information should I send for a Century V parts quote?
Send the complete pump model, existing part number if available, serial/nameplate information, quantity and application details. Photos, drawings or dimensions can help when the part number is unavailable.
Can components be shared by more than one Century V model?
Yes. Some drive-end and service components can apply to more than one model or configuration. ACCA verifies the applicable part number rather than assuming compatibility from model size alone.
How should a rotor or stator be identified?
Use the complete pump designation and existing component number whenever possible. Stage, material and elastomer details should be confirmed before ordering.
Does ACCA manufacture genuine Tarby® parts?
No. ACCA Pumps is an independent aftermarket manufacturer supplying replacement components engineered for supported Tarby® pump applications.
Need Century V Parts?
Send the complete pump designation and existing part number for identification.
Trademark Disclaimer: Tarby® is a trademark of its respective owner. ACCA Pumps is an independent aftermarket manufacturer.