2000 HS Large Screw Pumps The 2000 HS System combines high pump efficiency with low discharge pressure to provide unmatched performance in high solids sludge cake transfer. Compared to hydraulically driven, piston ram type pumps and open conveyors, the 2000 HS System requires a much lower capital investment, lower operating costs and less maintenance. People…
Sanitary Screw Pump Efficient and Hygienic Liquid Transfer Made Easy with Sanitary Screw Pumps Brief description: The sanitary screw pump meets the sanitary standards and is made of polished stainless steel. It can be customized with a cart funnel. It can transport a wide range of liquids with different types and viscosities. It can be…
Sludge Screw Pump What is Sludge Screw Pump? Sludge screw pump that use one or several screws to move fluids or solids along the screw(s) axis. In its simplest form (the Archimedes’ screw pump), a single screw rotates in a cylindrical cavity, thereby moving the material along the screw’s spindle. The specific application of the…
G Type Single Screw Pump Single Screw Pump Operating Principle and Benefits Single screw pump is a type of rotary positive displacement pump that operates based on the positive displacement principle. The pump works by creating sealed cavities through the interference fit of a single-helix metal rotor and a double-helix elastic stator. Due to the…
Single Screw pump What is single screw pump? Single screw pump is a type of rotary positive displacement pump that operate according to the positive displacement principle. Single screw pump working principle is based on the interaction between a single-helix metal rotor and a double-helix elastic stator, which creates sealed cavities that move fluid from…
G series single screw pumps Q=0.8-60 m³/h ( 3.52 USGPM – 264 USGPM ) P=0~1.2 Mpa (0~174 psi) Single screw pumps are commonly called progressive cavity pumps. They work according to the positive displacement principle. The interference fit of the single-helix metal rotor and the double-helix elastic stator forms sealed cavitites. When the rotor moves…