Which Sanitary Pump is Right for Me?

Choosing the right pump for your sanitation process depends on several factors. Of course, the pumped material is of paramount importance. Its viscosity, density, temperature, and flow rate will go a long way toward determining the type and size of the pump that's right for you. The duty to which the pump will be called upon to perform must also be taken into account. Will he evacuate the containers? Used for filling? Batch ingredients? Your workflow and the configuration of your installation also affect the selection of the pump. These variables include the processing environment. Liquids containing abrasive particles, length, size and type of suction and discharge piping, elevations, pumping angles, etc. must all be taken into account.

As a distributor exclusively dedicated to the sanitary industry, the pumps are particularly valuable in the following sectors: food, beverages, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals. The efficient handling of materials and easy configuration make centrifugal pumps a popular choice in sanitary treatment. By using one or more rotating wheels arranged in a variety of configurations depending on application and production requirements, centrifugal pumps are able to create higher flow rates than any other type of pump. Centrifugal pumps are particularly suitable for low viscosity fluids that are not aerated or partially vaporized. They are particularly effective in the treatment of beverages through their gentle handling of sometimes delicate liquids. Their simple design facilitates maintenance, especially in in-place cleaning configurations.

For the treatment of materials that are too viscous for centrifugal pumps, positive displacement pumps may be the solution, especially when flow rates are low or pressure conditions are high or variable. They are common in the treatment and management of products containing suspended solids or larger pieces, such as chopped soups or fruit fillings, with minimal damage to larger particles. Positive displacement pumps move fluids at a constant rate and fixed volume with each mechanical cycle. The right sanitary pump in the right situation can make a difference in the profitability of a production company by reducing overall production costs, improving efficiency and protecting against contamination.

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