Screw pumps

Description

Screw pumps are used when pumping liquids and slurries with high density and viscosity, containing solids. Can pump: caustic soda, lime milk, flotation sludge, sludge in wastewater treatment sludge from electroplating, pulp, ceramic, polymers, turbine oils, used oil motor and machine, edible oils, vegetable and fruit purees, cheese, yogurt. These pumps, available with variable speed, can be used as feeders in the industry: chemical, petrochemical, pulp and paper, wastewater, fatty, food, pharmaceutical, ceramic, beverage.

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