The U-Plus bracket seal chamber supports various types of seals!
In the cosmetics manufacturing industry, accurate transfer and mixing of raw materials are required to maintain product quality. In particular, the material of the pump and its sealing performance are crucial to prevent the separation or deterioration of ingredients. Using inappropriate pumps can lead to a decline in product quality and a decrease in manufacturing efficiency. The Viking pump series '127C/1127C/4127C' features an all-stainless steel construction that achieves corrosion resistance across a wide pH range, making it suitable for the transfer of various cosmetic raw materials. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Transfer of cosmetic raw materials - Mixing processes - Filling processes 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Improvement in product quality - Enhancement of manufacturing efficiency - Increased equipment longevity
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【Features】 - The U-Plus bracket seal chamber accommodates various types of seals. - Internal circulation promotes flow behind the rotor. - The large-diameter threaded bearing housing allows for easy removal of seals. - Provides a robust foundation that maximizes the lifespan of seals and bearings. 【Our Strengths】 Rather than simply importing and selling unique pumps from Europe and the United States, we pride ourselves on offering a consistent total engineering service, from pump customization and drive unit production to performance testing.
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【Typical Uses】 ■ Soap, detergents, surfactants ■ Acids & caustic substances ■ Aqueous liquids ■ Vegetable oils ■ General chemical products *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Rather than simply importing and selling unique pumps from Europe and the United States, we are committed to providing a comprehensive total engineering service that includes pump customization, drive unit production, and performance testing.
