1014 Blue Run-Dry Impeller | Globe 01-12-1600

Globe 1014 Blue Run-Dry Impeller | 01-12-1600 | Brandonite | Single Flat Drive | 6-Blade

The Globe #01-12-1600 is the 1014 Blue run-dry impeller manufactured from Globe's Brandonite compound — a high-strength, self-lubricating elastomeric material guaranteed to run dry for 15 minutes without damage. The 1014 Blue uses a single flat drive hub (D-bore) with 6 blades. Confirm cross-references and specifications against your pump's parts diagram before ordering — contact us at MacombMarineParts.com with your pump model and OEM part number for fitment confirmation. Delivers up to 3x the service life of standard rubber, nitrile, or neoprene impellers. Water applications only.

Part Details:

• Part Number: 01-12-1600 (Globe)
• SKU: GLOBE-01-12-1600
• Impeller Designation: 1014 Blue
• Manufacturer: Globe
• Type: Run-Dry Flexible Impeller — Brandonite Compound
• Drive Type: Single flat (D-bore)
• Blades: 6
• Liquid: Water only
• Confirm fitment by OEM part number cross-reference before ordering — contact us with your pump model for full specification details
• Condition: New

Additional Information

1014 Blue vs. 025 Blue — Single Flat Drive Family:

Both the 1014 Blue (01-12-1600) and the 025 Blue (01-12-0965) use a single flat (D-bore) drive with 6 blades, but serve different pump applications — they are not interchangeable. Always confirm the correct impeller by OEM part number cross-reference rather than by drive type or blade count alone:

• Globe 025 Blue (01-12-0965) — single flat, 6-blade, 2" OD × 7/8" wide, 5/16" shaft; replaces Jabsco 6303-0001, Johnson Pump 08-1026S, Raritan CH13, Oberdorfer B86617/7885; includes gaskets — see the Globe 025 Blue (01-12-0965)
• Globe 1014 Blue (01-12-1600) — single flat, 6-blade; different pump application; confirm fitment by OEM cross-reference

Single Flat Drive — Confirm Before Ordering:

A single flat (D-bore) shaft has one flat machined surface along its length. The impeller bore has a matching flat to prevent independent rotation on the shaft. This is a distinct drive system from pin drive, spline drive, and keyed shaft drives. Confirm your pump shaft drive type matches single flat before ordering — a single flat impeller cannot be installed on a keyed, pin, or spline shaft.

Brandonite Run-Dry Technology:

Globe's Brandonite compound is self-lubricating — it eliminates the dependency on raw water for vane-to-housing lubrication that causes standard impellers to fail within seconds of running dry. Key advantages:

• 15-minute guaranteed run-dry rating — standard impellers fail in under 30 seconds dry
• Up to 3x service life vs. rubber/nitrile/neoprene under normal wet operation
• Post-dry-run serviceability — inspect after a dry-run event; if undamaged, can return to service without mandatory replacement

For other Globe Brandonite run-dry impellers, also see:

• Globe 331M (01-12-1290) — pin drive, 6-blade, 2" OD, 12mm shaft; replaces Jabsco, Yanmar, Westerbeke, Vetus
• Globe 100 Blue (01-12-1060) — 12-pt spline, 8-blade, 2-9/16" OD; replaces Caterpillar, Cummins, Ford Lehman, Jabsco, Volvo
• Globe 6541 Blue (01-12-1830) — pin drive, 6-blade, 2" OD, 1/2" shaft; replaces Volvo Penta, MerCruiser, Jabsco, Sierra 18-3080
• Globe 418 Blue (01-12-1300) — keyed shaft, large-format diesel applications
• Globe 110 Blue (01-12-1140) — 12-pt spline, 10-blade, high-flow applications

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I confirm this impeller fits my pump?
Contact us at MacombMarineParts.com with your pump manufacturer, pump model number, and the OEM impeller part number from your pump's parts diagram. We'll cross-reference to confirm whether the Globe 01-12-1600 is the correct replacement for your specific application before you order.

2. What is the difference between the 1014 Blue and the 025 Blue if both are single flat 6-blade?
Both use a single flat drive hub with 6 blades, but they serve different pump applications with different dimensional specifications. The 025 Blue (01-12-0965) has a confirmed 2" OD × 7/8" wide profile with a 5/16" shaft. Confirm the correct impeller for your specific pump by OEM part number cross-reference — do not substitute one for the other based on drive type and blade count alone.

3. Can a Brandonite impeller be returned to service after a dry-run event?
Yes — inspect the impeller after a dry-run event within the 15-minute rating for vane deformation, cracking, or hub separation. If it passes visual inspection and vanes have returned to their original shape, it can be returned to service. Standard rubber impellers must always be replaced after any dry-run event.