Sanitary filter unit equipped with a hygienic magnetic pump
Cem Corporation Co., Ltd.
About This Product
■Filtration unit that uses a sanitary magnetic pump
A "filtration unit" that uses Sanwa Hydrotech Co., Ltd.'s sanitary magnetic pump (Sanimag) and is ideal for the food, medical, and pharmaceutical fields.
■Features
-Using Sanwa Hydrotech Co., Ltd.'s sanitary magnet pump (Sanimag) prevents liquid leakage and reduces the possibility of contaminating the manufacturing site.
・Since it is completely sealed, it reduces the chance of contact with outside air and is hygienic.
・Since the impeller part and drive part are completely separated, there is no liquid leakage.
・Maintenance is greatly improved because there is no mechanical seal in the pump part.
Daily disassembly and inspection and cleaning can be easily performed.
・You can disassemble the housing and replace the cartridge without removing the piping.
・A wide variety of housings are available.
■Applications
- Filtration of sake, wine, etc.
・Filtration of seasoning liquid (filtration).
- Filtration of raw materials (filtration).
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Product
Sanitary filter unit equipped with a hygienic magnetic pump
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Handling Company
Cem Corporation Co., Ltd.
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1 Models of Sanitary filter unit equipped with a hygienic magnetic pump
| Product Image | Part Number | Price (excluding tax) | Heat-resistant temperature | Housing solution material etc. | Maximum filtration capacity | Maximum working pressure | Pump capacity | Pump solution material |
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Sanitary filter unit |
Available upon quote | 100℃ (depending on O-ring material) | SUS304.Puff polishing of inner and outer surfaces | Varies depending on the number of filters and material. | 0.6Mpa (for housing alone) | 200/220V fully enclosed fan outdoor motor 0.4~2.2kW (Increased safety explosion-proof motor is also available) | SCS13/SUS304/SIC |
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