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New ATEX 100a pumps in polypropylene

A Diaphragm Pumps product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Jun 29, 2005

You would expect Versamatic, with a tradition of innovation, to be the first major manufacturer to offer EU directive 94/9/EC (ATEX 100a) pumps to Group II Category 2GD levels in Polypropylene

You would expect Versamatic, with their tradition of innovation, to be one of the first major manufacturers to offer EU directive 94/9/EC (ATEX 100a) pumps to Group II Category 2GD levels in Polypropylene.

They have not disappointed with the launch of a new range of pumps targeted for July 1st 2005, exactly a year before the EU directive comes into full force on July 1st 2006.

To compliment the existing Metal pumps with ATEX Certification, the NEW range of Polypropylene pumps come in sizes 0.5" to 2" encompassing flows from 0 to over 650 litres per minute.

Coloured Black they will be immediately distinguishable from the traditional White Polypropylene, ensuring identification in even the grubbiest of environments.

Unlike many competitors who restrict the choice when it comes to diaphragms, Versamatic offer these pumps with Santoprene, PTFE, EPDM (Nordel), Viton and Nitrile (Buna).

Ensuring the best compatibility with the products traditionally pumped in these volatile environments.

Diaphragm Pumps and their sister company C and H International Pump Supplies already has large stocks of these on order awaiting the impending launch.

As one of the largest stockists of Diaphragm Pumps and Spares in Europe, Managing Director Jan Ciupek said: "It was imperative to get this supplement to our range as soon as possible, as we envisage a strong demand for ATEX pumps with this level of chemical compatibility, and the cost benefits of Polypropylene over Stainless Steel are not insignificant" .

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