Peripheral Pumps
A peripheral pump, also called a turbine, vortex or regenerative pump, utilises a vanned impeller and is similar in concept to a side-channel pump. In terms of operation, peripheral pumps share characteristics with both centrifugal and positive displacement pumps. Peripheral Pumps offer pulsation-free, low flows against high head pressures, and the ability to tolerate entrained gases.
- Dickow Peripheral Pumps can be used for pumping chemicals, methanol, thermal oil, and liquid gases.
- SAWA Hygienic Peripheral Pumps are suitable for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, beverages and foodstuffs
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Dickow TPM/R Peripheral Pumps
- single or multi-stage peripheral pump with permanent magnet coupling
- Q max: 17 m³/h
- H max: 400 m
- Operating pressure: 40 bar
- Max operating temperature: 300°C
- Suitabel for acids, alkalis, general chemicals, liquid gas, LPG, LNG, methanol, thermal oil.
SAWA P/MP Hygienic Peripheral Pumps
- Q max: 7 m³/h
- H max: 100 m
- Temperature range -30°C to 200°C
- Suitable for foodstuffs, beverages, alcohols, oils, solvents, emulsions, pharmacutical products, chemicals, fruit juices, cooking oil, fats.
