
DRAIN OPTIONS In the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries, it is crucial that no liquid remains inside the pump after use. For this reason, Tapflo provides multiple pump drainage options. » Rotatingthepump After the CIP (Clean-in-Place) process, the pump typically needs to be emptied of the cleaning solution. Tapflo's sanitary and aseptic pumps come with a hygienic stand that allows the pump unit to be rotated for easy drainage. Features Drains any type of liquid Complete drainage of the pump Pump types - sanitary pumps - aseptic pumps (EHEDG) All about your flow
Open the catalog to page 1Manual ball lifters This option is an excellent way to drain the pump when disconnecting it from the system isn’t possible. With this simple solution, you can lift the ball from the valve seat, allowing the liquid to flow out of the pump. It’s available for the industrial metal pump series. Features Drains any type of liquid No need of disconnection from the installation Pump types - industrial metal pumps - aluminium, Stainless steel - sizes: 70, 120, 220, 420 Pneumatic drain system To support process automation, Tapflo has designed a pneumatic drainage system. This feature allows the pump to...
Open the catalog to page 2» Magnetic ball lifters Magnetic ball lifters have been created to allow pump draining when no other option is available. With this system, rotating the pump is no longer necessary. Tapflo understands the importance of draining the pump after use, which is why this simple ball lifting solution was designed. Steel or PTFE balls available - sanitary pumps - aseptic pumps (EHEDG) This feature has a straightforward design. When the diaphragm pump is stopped, it functions like a check valve, with the balls settling by gravity to keep the liquid inside the pump. A small channel is added to the valve...
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