PCM VERTICAL PROGRESSING CAVITY PUMPS The PCM Moineau™ AV vertical progressing cavity pump is the ideal solution for upstream and downstream oil & gas applications within onshore and offshore facilities. It combines API standards with our unrivalled industry expertise. People Also Ask
The Small Progressive Cavity Pump – A Helical Rotor Pump for Fluid Transfer The small progressive cavity pump, also known as a helical rotor pump or a single screw pump, is a positive displacement pump that uses a single rotating screw to move fluid through the pump. The screw rotates inside a stator, which has…
EPSILON/VERTICAL PUMP The Epsilon Pump is a line of technically engineered progressing cavity pumps designed to give least whole life costs and reduced spares requirements. The Epsilon Pump incorporates a PowerDrive™ transmission which eliminates the need for a double universal joint. This competitively priced pump is reliable and efficient when handling abrasive materials, high viscosity…
E – SEMI-SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS POISED TO DIVE SEEPEX semi-submersible pumps empty barrels, pits, basins and containers – efficiently, thoroughly, and environmentally friendly. They can even withstand the demands of abrasive or corrosive media with low to high viscosity. This makes them a cost-effective alternative to conventional pump systems, particularly in applications with critical suction heads…
NETZSCH NEMO® BT Immersible Pump NEMO® BT immersible pumps with hanging bracket for crane suspension or dome cover flanges are used for the low-pulsation emptying or conveying out of open or closed barrels, tanks, clarifiers, pits and similar containers. They are also ideally suited for the use under limited space conditions, where there is danger…
Vertical Progressive Cavity Pump Q=0.5-120m³/h (2.2 USGPM – 528 USGPM) P=0~1.2Mpa (0~175 psi) CONTACT What is a vertical progressive cavity pump? The vertical progressive cavity pump can be regarded as a horizontal progressive cavity pump working upright, and the inlet and outlet are exchanged. The biggest difference is that the stator of the suction inlet has a…