High Pressure Piston Pumps
High Pressure Pumps - Ariete Series
The high pressure pumps are ideal for transfers of fluid inside the industrial plant, especially for viscous products.
Application fields
In case of working tomato paste, for example, the pump is put upstream the tubular exchanger which causes loss of pressure more than 50 bar.
Thanks to high pressure pumps it is also possible to operate a remote homogenizing stage, installed downstream the pump. Another typical aim of these pumps is to feed the spray dryer, machines for the spray drying of the liquid suspensions.In case of working tomato paste, for example, the pump is put upstream the tubular exchanger which causes loss of pressure more than 50 bar.
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