PUMPS / POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT PUMPS
Specifically designed to pump "unpumpable" products, such as dough, meat emulsion, puddings and cheese, that cause bridging and cavitation in conventional pumps.
FEATURES
Specifically designed to pump "unpumpable" products; such as dough, meat emulsion, puddings and cheese, that cause bridging and cavitation in conventional pumps. Six models feature inlet ports ranging in size from 7.13 to 86.87 square inches.
Benefits
316 stainless steel body
Large, rectangular inlet port
Non-galling Waukesha "88" alloy rotors
Time-tested Waukesha Cherry-Burrell® rotary pump; circumferential-piston operating principle
In the Waukesha Cherry-Burrell design, arc-shaped "pistons” (rotor wings) travel in annular-shaped cylinders machined in the pump body; the resulting long sealing path reduces slippage and produces a smooth flow of product without destructive pulses or pressure peaks and without valves or complex parts.
FOR LOW VISCOSITY FLUIDS
Rotors, made of Waukesha “88” alloy, can be run with close clearance to the 316L stainless steel fluid head, without galling or seizing should inadvertent pressure surges cause contact. The close clearances combined with the rotor geometry, which gives a long sealing path between the pump inlet and outlet, means low slip operation. As a result, you achieve: high efficiency, good priming ability, metering capability and good flow control.