Screw pump BTHE
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Screw pump - BTHE  - Seepex - for chemicals / with electric motor / stationary
Screw pump - BTHE  - Seepex - for chemicals / with electric motor / stationary
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Characteristics

Technology
screw
Fluid
for chemicals
Operation
with electric motor
Mobility
stationary
Domain
industrial
Other characteristics
with feed hopper
Flow

Max.: 40 m³/h
(1,412.58667 ft³/h)

Min.: 0.5 m³/h
(17.65733 ft³/h)

Pressure

30 bar
(435.113 psi)

Description

BIG ON PUMPING The BTHE hopper pump is characterized by vertical hopper walls and a large-diameter ribbon screw in the hopper. In contrast to the BTH, the ribbon screw and the rotating unit are controlled by only one drive unit. Thanks to the large screw diameter, even media that tend to bridge can be conveyed without any problems. The stuffing part with conical inlay ensures optimum feeding of the medium. The pump can optionally be equipped with Drive Joint Access. NO BRIDGING Thanks to the centrally oriented, edge-to-edge ribbon screw with a large diameter and elongated pitch IMPROVED FLOWABILITY Thanks to the very large screw conveyor, even for products with little or no flowability OPTIMUM PRODUCT CONVEYANCE Conveyance of the optimal flow rate to the downstream rotating unit by compressing the medium in the compression zone EASY MAINTENANCE Simple dismantling of the compression casing for servicing work and optional Drive Joint Access for simple access to the drive-side joint VARIABLE Available in block design with directly flanged-on drive system, or as a variant with free bare shaft and plug connection

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