Pump Specialist Andrew Bishop Completes Pump Training at Netzsch
Andrew Bishop attended training at Netzsch UK, gaining expertise in the Peripro Peristaltic Pump range, known for durability, efficiency, and versatile applications.
Flexachem team member Andrew Bishop recently attended training at the Netzsch UK offices to deepen his expertise in the Peripro Peristaltic Pump range. This training covered the unique features and applications of the pumps, ensuring Flexachem continues to provide clients with the highest level of technical support.
Key Features of the Peripro Peristaltic Pump Range:
- Dosing capabilities:
- Small pump: Max flow of 25 l/h and max pressure of 4 bar, ideal for precise dosing applications.
- Large pump: Max flow of 21 m³/h and max pressure of 10 bar, designed for heavy-duty tasks.
- Advanced roller design: Reduces friction on the internal rotor, extending hose life well beyond traditional shoe designs.
- Available variants: Industrial, Food Grade, and Chemical models, with FDA certification for product contact.
- Hose materials: Natural rubber, NBR, EPDM, and Hyperlon for various applications.
Benefits of the Peripro Pump Range:
The Peripro range offers the capability to pass soft solids and perform dry suction lifts from pits, making it a great replacement for AODD pumps. Additionally, the energy cost is significantly lower compared to compressed air systems.
Andrew’s training ensures we continue to have the in-depth expertise to recommend, implement, and support Peripro pump solutions tailored to our clients’ needs
To learn more about the Peripro Peristaltic Pump range, visit our product page.
Alternatively, contact Andrew Bishop, our Pump Specialist, for more details:
- andrew.bishop@flexachem.com
- +353 83 089 1204
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