Axiflow’s Twin Screw Pump Overview Video
December 19, 2023
Rodem’s twin screw pump partner, Axiflow Technologies, Inc. revolutionized this established pumping technology with a sanitary version of the twin screw pump.
Alfa Laval Gasket Body 2.5″ Buna
17-62-2.5-U | Alfa Laval
$19.57
SKU: 17-62-2.5-U
Brand: Alfa Laval
| Weight | 0.2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3 × 3 × 2 in |
| Manufacturer | Alfa Laval |
| Size | 2.5" |
| Material | Buna |
| Type | Stem/Seat Valves |
Stem and seat valves are used to shut-off or divert flow in a process system. These food grade valves are actuated or manually operated, and offered in a wide variety of configurations. Stem and seat valves are used in process systems in the beverage, food, dairy, pharmaceutical, personal care industries.
Rodem’s twin screw pump partner, Axiflow Technologies, Inc. revolutionized this established pumping technology with a sanitary version of the twin screw pump.
Axiflow pumps are capable of developing high suction so that removal of high viscosity ingredients such as tomato paste from drums, totes, bag on the box containers, etc. is simple.
The Axiflow twin screw pump is ideal for pumping a variety of products with dynamic viscosity ranges. This video shows the pump moving a personal care cream with a CPS of 50,000.
The Axiflow twin screw pump promises efficient performance without compromising the quality of your delicate product. Pump soft solids with integrity!
Axiflow Pumps are capable of pumping up to 1-5/8” solids, the Axiflow is ideal for pumping fruit fillings, toppings, slurries etc.
The Axiflow pump is capable of pumping thick products with dynamic viscosities in excess of 1,000,000 cSt & can handle extremely low and high temperatures.
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