When we deal with the ceramics market we can include everything from glass products to cement. However, regardless of the product being manufactured, the ceramic industry faces a major challenge: dealing with highly abrasive and viscous.
When dealing with this type of material, it is very difficult to find efficient equipment for processes that can handle this demand without harming their structure or the product itself.
Diaphragm pumps can handle applications of this type without fail, delivering high productivity by being able to transport viscous and abrasive fluids without valve jamming, wear, breakage or abrasion.
Due to the advantages of these pumps, they are ideal equipment for the ceramics industry, allowing to increase uptime and the quality of the product delivered to the end customer.
These pumps can be applied in different ways, as we will see below:
Loading and unloading transfer;
Filter press;
Coating;
Molding processing;
Foundry;
Treatment of wastewater and reservoirs;
Utilitarian demands.
When choosing a bomba diaphragm pneumatics for your application, it is important to consider their constitution and chemical compatibility.
Metal pumps
Made from aluminum, stainless steel, cast iron, or other metals, this type of pump is an excellent option for applications where solids are handled, hazardous environments and in operations where high pressure is a concern (requiring a high pressure pump). This type of pump can be grounded for greater safety and can handle abrasion well.
In addition, they are robust bombs, very valuable in portable applications, as they allow the displacement and quick disassembly. This type of pump also has a high durability and ensures several benefits for the company, such as:
· Abrasion resistant parts;
· Less damage to mobile applications;
· Better cost-benefit;
· Can be grounded for greater security in explosive environments;
· Easy cleaning and maintenance;
· Supports a wide range of temperatures.
