The established range of self-contained, leak-free Nikkiso Canned Motor Pumps has been extended with the introduction of the HK Series, a high head, high speed version of these sealless centrifugal pumps. Available through liquids handling specialists MICHAEL SMITH ENGINEERS, the HK series provide capacities to 14.5 m3/hr, heads to 290 metres at speeds to 8400 rpm.
Compact and lightweight, yet reassuringly robust and reliable. These are the key features and benefits offered by the Finish Thompson KC range of non-metallic magnetic drive centrifugal pumps, available through MICHAEL SMITH ENGINEERS LTD.
A new series of tough, durable, yet compact, close-coupled gear pumps which are capable of handling differential pressures up to 24 bar and flows to 75 lit/min, has recently been introduced by MICHAEL SMITH ENGINEERS.
Accuracy and repeatability are two of the important requirements for successful fluid transfer in laboratory, pharmaceutical and OEM applications and these are among the features of Encynova pumps, available through MICHAEL SMITH ENGINEERS.
A range of peristaltic tubing pumps capable of pumping almost any media, including highly viscous liquids, those containing up to 60% solids, corrosive fluids and sterile media, are now available in the UK through newly appointed distributor Michael Smith Engineers.
A viscosity drum pump driven by a powerful 800W motor providing optimum pumping performance with smooth, non-pulsating flows, is a recent addition to the range of pumps offered by Michael Smith Engineers.
Durability and high accuracy are among the important benefits of the new range of FMI dispensers and piston pumps, recently introduced to the UK by liquids handling specialists Michael Smith Engineers.
A range of extremely compact gear pumps which are designed to meet the increasing demand for pumps that provide very precise dosing and metering in the micro-litre and milli-litre ranges, are now available from Michael Smith Engineers.
Fluids handling applications which involve aggressive or abrasive media present tough challenges for pumps.Also, in certain designs of pumps, areas of stress can be concentrated or localised, resulting in premature seal and diaphragm failures.
To meet these challenges liquids handling specialists Michael Smith Engineers has introduced the Codip range of tubular diaphragm pumps which are engineered to withstand the effects of viscous, abrasive and corrosive fluids, even at high temperatures.
Certain process applications present difficult problems for pumps, particularly those involving aggressive chemicals. Mechanically sealed pumps can be prone to seal failure in some of these situations, leading to potential environmental contamination through loss of pumped media, resulting in expensive downtime. Ultrachem magnetically-driven pumps, available through liquid handling specialists, Michael Smith Engineers, are designed to meet the tough demands of these applications on the basis that ‘extreme situations call for extreme measures’.
