Electrically driven
New from BBA Pumps is a line of electrically driven solids handling pumps. The auto prime pumps have a capacity of 100 m3/hour to a maximum of 6500 m3/hour.
New from BBA Pumps is a line of electrically driven solids handling pumps. The auto prime pumps have a capacity of 100 m3/hour to a maximum of 6500 m3/hour.
At its plant in Beetham, Cumbria, BillerudKorsnäs has replaced a progressive cavity (PC) pump with APEX10 hose pump technology from Watson-Marlow Pumps Group on an application dosing abrasive pigment in kraft paper manufacture.
A UK supplier of dipping plant and ancillary equipment to the world’s latex, nitrile and PVC industries has underlined its confidence in NOV Mono by ordering four of the company’s Epsilon high pressure progressing cavity pumps.
A compact peristaltic pump which enables quick-change hose replacement in seconds without the need for tools has been introduced by Pump Engineering.
Following on from the successful Dura 45 hose pump, Verderflex has added the Dura 55 peristaltic pump which is designed to deliver over 20% more flow.
Following the success of its Dura 45 hose pump, Verderflex has expanded its range with the launch of the Dura 55.
Following extensive on-site testing, Hydra-Cell G04 pumps have now been uprated to 200 Bar when operated at a reduced speed and with a commensurate reduction on flow rate. The pumps are now rated at 5.65 litres per minute at 200 bar pressure and 11.3 litres per minute at 170 bar.
AxFlow has added Blackmer’s new XLW4A wear-resistant sliding vane pump to the Blackmer range of pumps for which it has exclusive distribution throughout the UK. The 4in ported pump has been field tested for almost two years handling an abrasive detergent/soap and is reported to have performed flawlessly.
Following last year’s acquisition of Robbins and Myers, NOV Mono has revealed that over the past nine years, sales of its range of Universal Parts for progressing cavity (PC) pumps have increased by a margin of 122%.
According to Grundfos, although pumps may be hidden away in plant rooms, they are big energy consumers that currently account for 10% of global electricity.
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