AMPCO PUMPS SP SERIES

AMPCO PUMPS SP SERIES

The Ampco SP Series self-priming liquid ring pumps are ideal for products with entrained air and CIP return applications.

  • Ideal for products with entrained air & CIP applications
  • Unique shaped wagon wheel style impeller design
  • Self-priming
  • Max flow rate of up to 275 gpm or 62m3/h
  • One week delivery

Description

The Ampco SP Series self-priming liquid ring pumps are ideal for products with entrained air and CIP return applications. Planned or unplanned, entrained air (gas mixed with a process liquid) can be the cause of noise, vibration, seal failure, general performance reduction, or eventual pump failure.

 

The SP is built with tight manufacturing tolerances to handle entrained air conditions while maintaining efficient production levels. A unique vane-shaped or wagon wheel style impeller design makes the SP capable of handling shear sensitive products efficiently while maintaining peak pump performance.


Ampco Pump SP Series Product Benefits

304 Stainless Steel Adapter

Self-Priming

Capable of Handling Entrained Air

One Week Delivery

Manufactured and Assembled in the U.S.A.

Common Pump Applications

The self-priming SP Series is the perfect choice for aerated product transfer and CIP return. Common applications for the SP Series include ice cream, yogurt, juice concentrates, yeast recovery, frothy creams, and egg whites.

 

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