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Maintain-in-place
25 January 2013
Chemical manufacturer, BASF, has installed four EZstrip maintain-inplace progressing cavity pumps from NOV Mono to transfer a range of varying viscosity products. The company can now strip down and maintain the PC pum
Chemical manufacturer, BASF, has
installed four EZstrip maintain-inplace
progressing cavity pumps from
NOV Mono to transfer a range of
varying viscosity products.
The company can now strip down and maintain the PC pump, in situ and within 30 min, a big reduction in time over the company's previous pumps which has resulted in significant cost savings. The EZstrip pump is an extension of Mono's Compact C range and provides an easy way to disassemble, unblock and maintain a PC pump in-situ.
The company can now strip down and maintain the PC pump, in situ and within 30 min, a big reduction in time over the company's previous pumps which has resulted in significant cost savings. The EZstrip pump is an extension of Mono's Compact C range and provides an easy way to disassemble, unblock and maintain a PC pump in-situ.
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