Shaft pumps

Description

Shaft pumps are working in an upright position and are designed for pumping water, contaminated liquids containing slurries, sludge, sewage; in embodiments of the chemicals are also suitable for chemically aggressive liquids such as acids, salt solutions, electroplating baths, fuel oil, liquid sulfur.

Therefore they find application in various industries such as metallurgy, energy, mining and mineral aggregates, chemical industry and the economy of wastewater.

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