Lobe and Homogenous Pumps for sanitary and industrial use.
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Grinding Pump (2)
The grinding pump is commonly referred to as a fine homogeniser. The main grinding unit features a double grinding-disc structure consisting of a rotor (moving toothed disc) and a stator (stationary toothed disc). Both the rotor and stator contain three layers made up of independent toothed discs. These multi-layer discs are arranged from a wider gap to a narrower gap and from coarse to fine, working from the inside out. This allows raw materials with different particle sizes to enter the pump chamber smoothly for gradual grinding, dispersion and homogenisation. The gap between the rotor and stator can be adjusted according to the particle size of the raw material or the specific process requirements. The grinding pump is available in three series: fixed, manually adjustable and automatically adjustable. -
Homogeneous Pumps (7)
The Homogeneous Emulsification Pump can be configured with one to three processing stages, incorporating two to six corresponding shearing stators and rotors. As the motor operates at high speed, the pump draws the medium into the working chamber. The stator and rotor components then process the material through mixing, dispersion, refining and emulsification -
Lobe Pumps (12)
Twin-Rotary pumps are multi-functional and bi-directional positive displacement pumps, produced with fine technology. The manufacturing engineering and precision of the pumps approach the advanced level of the world. Rotary pumps use synchronic rotors, driven by a pair of synchronic gears in the gear box. Transmitted by the main shaft and the sub-shaft. The rotors move synchronically in counter-clockwise directions, which, consequently, varies the pump capacity and builds up high vacuum capacity and emission pressure. It is particularly suitable to pump sanitary medium, high-corrosive and high-viscous medium.