Description
The heart of a mixing and delivery pump is the pump unit, also known as the rotor/stator. This is where the required pressure is built up in order to deliver the material to the processing location. Depending on the size, different conveying outputs can be provided. The last digit of the pump designation denotes the number of pressure stages; a working pressure of 10 bar can be built up for each stage. If these values are no longer achieved, the unit is worn out and should be replaced.
Maintenance-free
Ready-to-go - operational immediately after installation
Preset tension enables immediate use
Low operating temperature
Has a "cool" approach to work
Friction causes heat and this has an impact on the rubber of the stator.
Therefore it is important to reduce the heat in the stator through the appropriate rubber mixture and fast heat dissipation.
Pressure-resistant
Withstands any pressure
The constant rubber wall thickness of the stator guarantees uniform rubber stress and
a continuous conveying output over a broad pressure range.
Long service life
The rotor with the highest wear resistance on the market due to extremely high chrome carbide content.
Fully hardened solid material guarantees high wear resistance even after long running times.