Product Description

The Inoxpa Lobe Pump is a type of positivedisplacement pump designed for gentle fluid transfer, especially suited forindustries where hygiene and product integrity are critical. Built fromhigh-quality stainless steel, these pumps are ideal for handling sensitive andviscous products, such as creams, sauces, and liquids with suspended solids.Their smooth, non-contacting rotating lobes ensure minimal shear, making themsuitable for shear-sensitive products.

Inoxpa lobe pumps are frequently used in industries such asfood, beverage, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics due to their hygienic design andease of cleaning. These pumps support Clean-in-Place (CIP) and Sterilize-in-Place(SIP) processes, allowing for easy maintenance without disassembly,ensuring efficiency and sterility in operations.

FAQs for Inoxpa lobe pump

Q. What kind of fluids can an Inoxpa lobe pump handle? 

A. Inoxpa lobe pumps are highly versatile and can handle a wide range of fluids,from low-viscosity liquids like water to thick, viscous substances such aspastes, creams, and slurries.

Q. Why are Inoxpa lobe pumps used in the food andpharmaceutical industries? 

A. These pumps are designed with hygiene in mind,featuring stainless steel construction and smooth surfaces that preventcontamination. They also support CIP and SIP, making them easy to clean andsterilize, which is crucial in food and pharmaceutical production.

Q. What is the advantage of using a lobe pump forshear-sensitive fluids? 

A. Inoxpa lobe pumps offer gentle handling of fluids,ensuring that shear-sensitive products, like creams and gels, are not damagedduring the pumping process, preserving their texture and quality.

Q. Can Inoxpa lobe pumps handle fluids with solids? 

A. Yes,the non-contacting lobes allow the pump to handle fluids with soft solids orparticulates without damaging the pump or the product, making them ideal forapplications involving suspensions.

Q. How easy are Inoxpa lobe pumps to maintain? 

A. Thesepumps are designed for easy maintenance, supporting Clean-in-Place (CIP) andSterilize-in-Place (SIP) systems. This eliminates the need for disassemblyduring cleaning, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.