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MasoSine SPS pumps (UK)(PDF : 2618.4 KB) - Watson-Marlow

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<strong>MasoSine</strong> <strong>SPS</strong> Pumps ApplicationsFood productsThe <strong>SPS</strong> pump is well-established in the food industry for transferringfluids containing soft solids. Typical applications include ready meals,soups, sauces, frozen foods, salads and sausage meat. Loading fillingmachines is a <strong>MasoSine</strong> speciality.BeveragesThe high suction capacity of the <strong>SPS</strong> pump, 0.85 bar, is valuable to thebeverage industry. Orange juice concentrates with temperatures downto –10°C and other fruit juices are transferred without damaging theproduct.Dairy products<strong>MasoSine</strong> <strong>SPS</strong> <strong>pumps</strong> are ideal for transferring sensitive cheese curd,yoghurt, cream cheese, cottage cheese and cream. They are also perfectfor adding fruit preparations and handling butter.Cosmetics and pharmaceuticals<strong>SPS</strong> <strong>pumps</strong> have been successfully used in the cosmetics industry formany years for gentle transfer of shampoos, creams, pastes and lotions.The highest hygienic standards, no pulsation, gentle conveyance andCIP also make the <strong>SPS</strong> series pump very successful in biopharmaceuticalapplications.Fine chemicals<strong>SPS</strong> <strong>pumps</strong> stand out from the competition for handling shear-sensitivesuspensions, solutions, washing-up liquid and detergents, as well as veryviscous media such as silicones.ConfectioneryIn the confectionery industry, <strong>SPS</strong> <strong>pumps</strong> transfer chocolate glazes andfillings, glucose, fats and many other products. A pump-housing heateris available for this application area.

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