Process pump range for industrial applications

With the addition of two larger models, Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group (WMFTG) has now completed its range of process pumps for industrial, environmental and food industry applications. The existing 530 model is joined by the 630 and 730, which feature an enhanced operator and control system interface, and a bright color display.

With no valves or seals in the product stream, Watson-Marlow 530, 630, and 730 peristaltic pumps play an increasingly important role for the reliable metering of aggressive and shear-sensitive fluids without contamination. The pumped fluid is totally contained within the tube, providing complete isolation of the fluid.

Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group’s range of process pumps for industrial, environmental and food industry applications includes two new models, the 630 and 730, which feature an enhanced operator and control system interface, and a bright color display.

Flow range extends from 0.000000264 gallons per minute (gal/min) up to 14.53 gal/min with the 730. Both the new 630 and 730 are available with four drive options and two pump heads for single channel flows. The 630 offers a precise 2650:1 speed control range, which is increased to 3600:1 on the 730.

A new, simple-to-use HMI requiring minimal key presses improves accuracy. The pumps are self-contained and easily configurable, so there is no need for separate variable frequency drives or complex control devices. Control options include manual, remote, analog and RS485 digital communications, along with integrated PROFIBUS networking capabilities.

Watson-Marlow process pumps are designed for use in industries where reliable metering of aggressive chemicals is required. For example, the 530, 630 and 730 pumps ensure the safe dosing, metering and transfer of colors, flavors, finings and additives along with a low-shear, gentle action in food and beverage operations.

Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group (WMFTG) is a world leader in niche peristaltic pumps and associated fluid path technologies. Learn more at wmftg.com.