pump Product List and Ranking from 337 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. 岡三機工 Osaka//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
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  3. 日本スプライススリーブ 本社 Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  4. 4 川本製作所 Aichi//others
  5. 5 サンエー工業 Tokyo//Facility Design Office
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  1. Electrical separation type 100V power grout mortar pump OKP-15ME 岡三機工
  2. Water Heat Source Heat Pump "PMAC System" NIPPON PMAC Co., Ltd.
  3. Osaka Jack Manufacturing Co., Ltd. General Catalog (Digest Version) 大阪ジャッキ製作所 大阪営業所
  4. 4 One-handed portable AC 100V power mortar pump OKP-07M 岡三機工
  5. 5 Fire pump "Safety Ace Series KTY type" 川本製作所

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[Case Study] Elimination of Foreign Matter Contamination During Concentrated Juice Transfer

[Case Study] Elimination of Foreign Matter Contamination During Concentrated Juice Transfer

Eliminating foreign matter contamination with existing rotary pumps! A case study from a food manufacturer.

The food manufacturer was transferring concentrated fruit juice (with a maximum viscosity of 20,000 mPa·s) from the raw material tank to the filling machine tank at a flow rate of 2 tons per hour. However, the existing rotary pump generated wear particles from the mechanical seal, which sometimes mixed into the liquid, leading to the need for frequent disassembly and inspection, presenting various challenges. For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF document. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ Disassembly exposed the system to outside air, increasing the risk of bacterial growth with each inspection. ■ Specialized maintenance personnel were required, and the replacement parts were expensive, resulting in high maintenance costs. ■ Wear particles from the pump's mechanical seal sometimes mixed into the liquid, necessitating frequent disassembly and inspection. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] High-pressure injection of 90°C high-temperature liquid into an extrusion molding machine.

[Case Study] High-pressure injection of 90°C high-temperature liquid into an extrusion molding machine.

We have resolved the request to use a pump for injecting additives into a resin extrusion molding machine! Here is a case study from a resin product manufacturer.

The resin product manufacturer requested to use a pump to inject additives into the resin extrusion molding machine. However, there were challenges such as "a pressure of over 5MPa is required at the injection point" and "the viscosity increases when the liquid temperature drops, so it needs to be maintained at 70-90°C." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ A pressure of over 5MPa is required at the injection point ■ Pulsation in the pump causes uneven injection, so a continuous and consistent amount needs to be injected ■ The viscosity increases when the liquid temperature drops, so it needs to be maintained at 70-90°C ■ Due to high temperature and high pressure, safety measures are necessary ■ It should be movable rather than fixed to one location *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Circulation of 75% sulfuric acid at high temperature for an extended period at a constant flow rate.

[Case Study] Circulation of 75% sulfuric acid at high temperature for an extended period at a constant flow rate.

We have resolved the request to circulate sulfuric acid in the laboratory's experimental line! Here is a case study from a chemical plant manufacturer.

The request from the chemical plant manufacturer was to circulate sulfuric acid at a temperature of 150°C and a concentration of 75% in the laboratory's experimental line. However, there were challenges such as wanting to "maintain a constant flow rate" and that "there were no products from other companies that met the conditions." Please download the PDF document to see the solutions to the challenges and requests. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ Want to maintain a constant flow rate ■ Due to the need for high corrosion resistance, they prefer PTFE lining for the material ■ Assuming operation for about 10 hours a day ■ There were no products from other companies that met the conditions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Transferring solvent-based slurry at a flow rate of 50L per minute and measuring the flow rate.

[Case Study] Transferring solvent-based slurry at a flow rate of 50L per minute and measuring the flow rate.

We have resolved the request to transfer organic solvents containing micro-particles of a few microns! Here is a case study from a petrochemical manufacturer.

The request from the petrochemical manufacturer was to transfer organic solvents (diglyme) containing micro-particles of a few microns. Furthermore, they requested that "the flow rate be 50L/min and the discharge pressure be 0.5MPa" and that "they want to monitor and record the actual flow rate." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ Flow rate of 50L/min and discharge pressure of 0.5MPa are required ■ They want to monitor and record the actual flow rate *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Solving Wear from High Concentration Slurry and Improving Coating Precision

[Case Study] Solving Wear from High Concentration Slurry and Improving Coating Precision

To solve the challenge of needing to supply liquid at a constant flow rate to ensure a uniform coating surface, we introduce a case study from an electronic components manufacturer.

The electronic component manufacturer was using a gear-type pump to supply a slurry-like high-viscosity liquid (3000 mPa·s) to the coating machine. However, there were issues such as "the slurry particles getting clogged in the pump, causing it to stop" and "severe wear on the pump, leading to a decrease in flow rate in a short time." For solutions to these issues and requests, please download and view the PDF document. 【Customer's Issues and Requests】 ■ The slurry particles got clogged in the pump, causing it to stop. ■ There was severe wear on the pump, leading to a decrease in flow rate in a short time. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Sharpening Particle Size Distribution through Dispersion Process with Bead Mill

[Case Study] Sharpening Particle Size Distribution through Dispersion Process with Bead Mill

We will introduce a case where the bias of beads can be suppressed, resulting in a sharp particle size distribution!

At the material manufacturer, dispersion was carried out using a bead mill to micronize ceramics. However, there were challenges such as "the beads are unevenly distributed in the disperser due to pump pulsation, leading to over-dispersion" and "beads flowing out from the exit side of the bead mill, which can get caught in the pump and cause abnormal stoppage." For solutions to these challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ The beads are unevenly distributed in the disperser due to pump pulsation, leading to over-dispersion. ■ Beads can flow out from the exit side of the bead mill, getting caught in the pump and causing abnormal stoppage. ■ Due to small-batch production of various types, frequent liquid changes are necessary, resulting in a high cleaning frequency. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Achieving reduced high-pressure injection time and extended lifespan for filter presses.

[Case Study] Achieving reduced high-pressure injection time and extended lifespan for filter presses.

Solved the issue of pump wear caused by particles in the liquid, which required frequent parts replacement! Introduction of a delivery case.

At the water treatment plant manufacturer, sludge was being fed into a filter press (pressure filter) using a high-pressure pump for dewatering. However, with the existing pump, issues arose such as "when the filter becomes clogged and pressure rises, the pump's flow rate decreases, leading to longer dewatering times." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ When the filter becomes clogged and pressure rises, the pump's flow rate decreases, resulting in longer dewatering times. ■ The pump wears out due to particles in the liquid, requiring frequent parts replacements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Halving the Electricity Costs of Electrolyte Circulation Pumps

[Case Study] Halving the Electricity Costs of Electrolyte Circulation Pumps

Solving the problem of poor energy efficiency and high electricity costs! Introducing a case study from an aluminum processing manufacturer.

At the aluminum processing manufacturer, sulfuric acid in the electrolyte solution is circulated by a pump during the anodizing process of aluminum. They are using a special alloy spiral pump, which has the issue of "poor energy efficiency and high electricity costs." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ Poor energy efficiency and high electricity costs *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Reducing Maintenance Load for High-Temperature Hydrofluoric Acid Transfer Pumps

[Case Study] Reducing Maintenance Load for High-Temperature Hydrofluoric Acid Transfer Pumps

Troubles such as liquid leakage have been resolved! Introducing a case study from a steel manufacturer.

At the steel manufacturer, high-temperature nitric acid is being transported within the steelworks. Traditionally, PFA-lined pumps were used, but there were issues such as "the lining peeling off or pinholes opening due to temperature and pressure changes, leading to corrosion of the pump and liquid leakage." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ The lining peels off or pinholes open due to temperature and pressure changes, causing the pump to corrode and liquid to leak. ■ The structure of the mechanical seal is complex and requires considerable adjustment. ■ Wear and liquid leakage frequently occur due to slurry retention. ■ The maintenance burden is significant. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Achieving Significant Improvement in Thin Film Coating Quality and Substantial Reduction in Waste Liquid Volume

[Case Study] Achieving Significant Improvement in Thin Film Coating Quality and Substantial Reduction in Waste Liquid Volume

A uniform coating can now be achieved! Introducing case studies from material manufacturers.

At the material manufacturer, during the manufacturing process of functional films, an adhesive was supplied to the coating machine via a pump for laminating the films. However, there were issues such as "the existing pump has unstable delivery volume, resulting in uneven coating thickness" and "the amount of waste has reached approximately 10 million yen annually." For solutions to the issues and requests, please download and view the PDF document. 【Customer's Issues and Requests】 ■ The existing pump has unstable delivery volume, resulting in uneven coating thickness. ■ If there is insufficient coating liquid, air bubbles form, leading to defective products, so the delivery volume is set higher. ■ Excessively supplied coating liquid cannot be reused and is discarded, leading to waste amounting to approximately 10 million yen annually. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Improving Workability and Coating Quality in Small-Volume Painting

[Case Study] Improving Workability and Coating Quality in Small-Volume Painting

Measurement and control using flow meters is now possible! Here we introduce examples from contract processing manufacturers.

At the contract manufacturing company, paint is supplied to the spray gun via a pump on the small parts painting line, and traditionally, air-driven diaphragm pumps have been used. However, there have been issues such as "we want to measure and control the actual flow rate, but due to pulsation, it cannot be accurately measured with a flow meter." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. [Customer's Challenges and Requests] ■ When the pressure in the piping increases due to nozzle clogging or changes in paint viscosity, the pump's discharge volume decreases, necessitating the adjustment of pressure by operating back pressure valves, pressure reducing valves, and air supply valves. ■ We want to measure and control the actual flow rate, but due to pulsation, it cannot be accurately measured with a flow meter. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Continuous spectral measurement for long durations, which was not possible with a syringe pump, is now achievable.

[Example] Continuous spectral measurement for long durations, which was not possible with a syringe pump, is now achievable.

One pump to handle various conditions! Introducing a case study adopted by a private university!

At the private university (Faculty of Science and Engineering), solvents containing pharmaceutical materials (such as methanol and diethyl ether) were being pumped and analyzed using spectroscopy. However, since a syringe pump was being used, there were issues such as "the amount that can be continuously delivered is limited by the syringe capacity." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ The amount that can be continuously delivered is limited by the syringe capacity. ■ To conduct long-duration continuous experiments, it is necessary to refill the syringe with liquid periodically. ■ Setting and calibrating the flow rate takes time. ■ It is necessary to switch between pumps and syringes depending on the flow rate. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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High-pressure injection of boiler chemicals and resin molding line, non-pulsating plunger pump PL.

High-pressure injection of boiler chemicals and resin molding line, non-pulsating plunger pump PL.

A pulsation-free quantitative supply pump ideal for high-pressure injection of boiler chemicals, additive injection into resin molding lines, and other chemical injections into high-pressure lines.

The Takumina precision pump offers the "Smooth Flow Pump," a problem-solving pump that addresses all issues and complaints related to pumps, from research and development to process lines! The 'PL' plunger type is the ideal pump for high-pressure injection of boiler chemicals, additive injection into resin molding lines, and chemical injection into other high-pressure lines. **Main Features** - **No flow reduction due to pressure fluctuations**: The check valve mechanism prevents flow reduction even with pressure variations. - **Easy maintenance**: No need for an accumulator or cushion tank to eliminate injection inconsistencies. The contact parts are minimal, making disassembly and cleaning easy. - **No need for dampers or accumulators**: Accumulators can be slow to respond and require careful force management, but the Smooth Flow Pump responds quickly, eliminating the hassle of pressure adjustments and maintenance. - **Significant reduction in trouble factors**: By omitting the mixing process in the tank, the occurrence of accidents and failures is minimized. - **Simple piping, cost-effective & space-saving**: Compared to pulsating pumps, the discharge side piping can be narrower, resulting in less loss of transferred chemicals and greater economic efficiency. - **Excellent responsiveness**: Instant response for flow adjustments. It discharges immediately upon starting and has no liquid dripping when stopped.

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Sodium hypochlorite injection dedicated medication pump DCLPW・CLPW

Sodium hypochlorite injection dedicated medication pump DCLPW・CLPW

A dedicated machine for injecting sodium hypochlorite with peace of mind. Equipped with an inline automatic air release mechanism and an air block mechanism for double blocking!

This is a gas-lock-free type pump specifically designed for sodium hypochlorite injection. 【Main Features】 ■ Automatic air venting mechanism that reliably eliminates sucked-in air Adopts a special valve seat mechanism (patented) that facilitates air venting. Even if air mixes into the pump head or is generated within the pump head, it is automatically and reliably eliminated. It also quickly removes air during restart after long periods of inactivity or during low-speed operation. ■ Air block mechanism that prevents air from mixing into the pump head (only for DCLPW) The DCLPW is equipped with an air block mechanism that prevents air mixing. Even if up to 15cc of air is injected at once, no air will mix into the pump head. ■ Pump head structure that minimizes air retention The flow path within the pump head is minimized to reduce dead space, decreasing the amount of air mixing and retention while increasing the compression ratio, making it easier to discharge air. ■ Transparent acrylic head for easy visibility of the pump head interior The transparent acrylic head allows for immediate visibility of the pump's operating condition, as well as the state of air mixing and retention. ■ Sodium hypochlorite-specific injection nozzle to prevent clogging at the injection point The injection nozzle developed specifically for sodium hypochlorite prevents backflow of raw water and crystallization or clogging due to reactions with raw water at the injection point.

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Clean, safe, and easy to handle! Carbon dioxide pH neutralization device 'NAC'

Clean, safe, and easy to handle! Carbon dioxide pH neutralization device 'NAC'

Clean, safe, and easy to handle! Takumina's carbon dioxide pH neutralization device 'NAC'.

Takumina's carbon dioxide pH neutralization device 'NAC' safely, easily, and economically neutralizes the pH of boiler wastewater using carbon dioxide! ~Main Features~ ■ No generation of harmful substances, clean pH neutralization using carbon dioxide generally does not produce corrosive gases or harmful substances, making it very clean. ■ No concern for secondary pollution, safe Compared to neutralization treatment using sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid, the device is simpler. It is easy to handle, poses less risk, and is a safe facility with no concern for secondary pollution. ■ No complicated handling, easy Using a carbon dioxide cylinder (non-siphon type) eliminates the need for complicated handling. The gas is extracted in gaseous form from the cylinder, so no vaporization device is required. ■ High mixing efficiency achieved with unique internal control technology The newly adopted Takumina mixer significantly improves the mixing efficiency of carbon dioxide. ■ Easy operation and maintenance Operation is simple, and maintenance is easy. Additionally, various safety designs and alarm mechanisms are provided to enhance the reliability of the system. ■ Space-saving and easy installation The main unit requires a compact installation space of 600×600mm and can be used both indoors and outdoors. Furthermore, there is no need for a stirring tank, as treatment can be performed with this device alone.

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