PuK - Process Technology & Components 2024
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Pumps and Systems<br />
Screw pumps<br />
A quantum leap forward<br />
The development of the L2MG pump<br />
series represents a significant milestone,<br />
especially in the aforementioned<br />
industries. Capable of seamlessly<br />
handling viscosities spanning<br />
from 0.3 to 100,000 mPas and delivering<br />
differential pressures up to<br />
40 bar, this innovative pump series<br />
optimizes processes, enhances efficiency,<br />
and ensures compliance<br />
with safety standards. The choice between<br />
magnetic and mechanical coupling<br />
offers versatility, while the sealless<br />
design minimizes maintenance<br />
concerns, all of which contribute to<br />
reduced life cycle costs.<br />
In conclusion, the Leistritz L2MG<br />
pump series is a game-changer for<br />
the polymerization and general<br />
chemical industry. Its versatility and<br />
performance enhancements usher<br />
in a new era of efficiency and safety,<br />
ultimately boosting productivity and<br />
cost savings for operators. As polymerization<br />
processes continue to<br />
evolve, the L2MG series is poised to<br />
play a pivotal role in driving progress<br />
and innovation in the field.<br />
Additionally, there is another decisive<br />
advantage: Due to the design<br />
of the L2MG, characterized by significantly<br />
higher efficiency and minimal<br />
backflow, sheer-sensitive products<br />
are handled with exceptional<br />
smoothness, eliminating concerns<br />
that molecule chains could be severed.<br />
Leistritz has introduced this<br />
groundbreaking pump series, the<br />
L2MG, which vastly extends the<br />
range of viscosities it can handle, accommodating<br />
increased differential<br />
pressures. The chemical industry<br />
now has access to a product capable<br />
of managing viscosities ranging from<br />
0.3 to 100,000 mPas at differential<br />
pressures up to 40 bars, no matter<br />
if magnetic or mechanical coupling<br />
is used.<br />
In terms of efficiency, safety, and<br />
life cycle costs, this development is a<br />
true game-changer that seemed unimaginable<br />
just five years ago.<br />
The Author: Peter Volkert,<br />
Head of Sales Chemistry & Life<br />
Science Leistritz Pumpen GmbH,<br />
Nuremberg, Germany<br />
https://pumps.leistritz.com<br />
We tackle the<br />
challenges of the<br />
future – with our<br />
intelligent vacuum<br />
solutions.<br />
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