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Chemical & Process Applications

Rotary Lobe Pumps for Chemical & Process Industries

Explore corrosive chemicals, adhesives and coatings, heated products, and paper pulp duties. Choose your application below or request help with pump sizing.

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Acid, Alkali & Corrosive Chemicals

Selection for acids, alkalis, and solvent-containing fluids depends on the actual composition and operating conditions. Confirm compatibility using chemical identity, concentration, and temperature before choosing a material package.

Explore Acids & Alkalis
  • Chemical identity, concentration, solvent mix, and temperature.
  • Compatibility requirements for rotors, casing, seals, and O-rings.
  • Required flow, pressure, suction conditions, and seal-cooling needs.

Adhesives, Primers & Paints

Adhesives, primers, and paints can differ in viscosity, shear sensitivity, and curing behavior. Review transfer speed, temperature, and time in the pump against the actual formulation.

Explore Adhesives & Paints
  • Viscosity at startup and operating temperature.
  • Shear sensitivity, curing behavior, and cleaning requirements.
  • Required flow, pressure, seal compatibility, and drive torque.

Soap, Detergent & Heated Food Processing

Soaps, detergents, waxes, and some heated food products can thicken or solidify as they cool. Review preheating, temperature control, and startup conditions before choosing a pump package.

Explore Heated Products
  • Product temperature range and behavior during cooling.
  • Heating method, preheat sequence, and thermal clearances.
  • Material, seal, and cleaning requirements for the actual product.

High-Consistency Pulp & Paper

Paper pulp transfer can involve variable fiber consistency, grit, and entrained air. Review the fiber and solids profile alongside suction feeding and wear-part access.

Explore Pulp & Paper
  • Pulp consistency, fiber length, and any upstream screening.
  • Grit content, abrasive material, and rotor or liner selection.
  • Required flow, pressure, inlet conditions, and drive torque.

What to Share for Pump Selection

Share the fluid identity, process conditions, and any material or cleaning requirements for review.

  • Fluid: chemical composition and concentration, solvent content, viscosity, solids, and available fluid data.
  • Duty: required flow, pressure, operating and startup temperatures, shear sensitivity, and operating hours.
  • Installation: suction piping, heating or cleaning cycles, seal requirements, site motor requirements, and service access.

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