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Seal-less pumps solve sweet problem

A Verder product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Feb 7, 2003

Verder have recently supplied a second batch of four Verdermag Global centrifugal pumps to a plant that produces confectionary, for heated sugar water solutions in a recycling process

The new mag-drive Global pumps are used to transfer a heated sugar water solution in a recycling process.

Previously, sealed centrifugal pumps were employed, but it was found that the solution crystallised on the seal faces of these pumps, causing damage that resulted in their failure.

This in turn produced leakage, necessitating greater downtime to replace the worn seals.

The decision to replace these pumps with Verdermag Global units was based on their seal-less, gland-free design and the performance of four of these pumps already in use at the resin column filtration plant on the same site.

With the elimination of the leakage problem, downtime has been significantly reduced and because Global pumps are modular, any future maintenance can be carried out without disconnecting the inlet and outlet piping, keeping downtime to a minimum.

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