Sanitary Pump Series for Process Liquid Handling

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Sanitary Pump Series for Process Liquid Handling

This sanitary pump series brings together nine pump types for process liquid handling. The range includes return, centrifugal, emulsifying, rotary-lobe, screw, pneumatic slurry, sinusoidal and diaphragm designs. Stainless steel grades and connection arrangements are selected around the liquid and the chosen pump configuration.

Key Features

Nine listed pump types within one process-pump series.
Centrifugal-pump applications include food, pharmaceutical, chemical and other industrial liquid handling.
The described centrifugal-pump configuration lists SUS304 and SUS316L options with mechanical sealing.
Threaded, welded and quick-clamp connections are listed for the described centrifugal-pump configuration.
Pump type, material and connections are selected for the liquid and operating requirements.

Applications

Food-process liquids
Pharmaceutical-process liquids
Chemical-process liquids
Other industrial liquids

Technical Specifications

Product Specifications
Pump type
Return pump
Centrifugal pump
Three-leg centrifugal pump
Homogenizing and emulsifying pump
Rotary-lobe pump
Screw pump
Pneumatic slurry pump
Sinusoidal pump
Pneumatic diaphragm pump

Information for Equipment Selection

Identify the liquid, viscosity, solids content and operating temperature.
Provide the required flow, differential pressure and suction conditions.
Specify material, seal and connection requirements and the available electric or pneumatic supply for the selected pump type.

Send your product requirements and production layout to discuss the equipment configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pump types are included?

The listed types are return, centrifugal, three-leg centrifugal, homogenizing/emulsifying, rotary-lobe, screw, pneumatic slurry, sinusoidal and pneumatic diaphragm pumps.

Which materials and connections are listed?

The described sanitary centrifugal-pump configuration lists SUS304 and SUS316L options, mechanical sealing, and threaded, welded or quick-clamp connections. Specify these requirements for the chosen pump type.

How should a pump be selected?

Provide the liquid properties, temperature, flow, differential pressure, suction conditions and required connections to select the pump type and configuration.