Pfeiffer Vacuum expands the Oktaline Atex series of explosion-proof Roots pumps. (Pfeiffer Vacuum)
Advanced Solutions

Explosion-Proof Roots Pumps

Pfeiffer Vacuum has expanded its Oktaline Atex series of explosion-proof Roots pumps. These pumps are Atex-certified and can be used for low and medium vacuum applications. The expansion of the series leads to a large pumping speed range from 280 to 8,100 m3/h.

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With three-quarters of a century of experience, the number 1 in the world of pumps connects digital and physical fluidics. (Source: Grundfos)
Milestone Pump Technology

Standing Out Through Innovation: Only by Really Understanding the Users Is It Possible to Become the World Market Leader in Pump Technology

What do operators of the technology-focused process industry expect from a pump manufacturer? Well, they certainly expect in-depth application knowledge relating to all aspects of central production processes. Industry-specific know-how is and always has been an important driving force behind innovation at Grundfos. Today, other topics like resource efficiency and sustainability are gaining hugely in importance.

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Explosion Protection / Heat Transfer

Explosion Protection in Heat Transfer Systems: An Overlooked Risk?

The following statements focus on the question if the use of organic heat transfer fluids creates the necessity to classify an explosion zone around the heat transfer system. They are based on a long experience in designing, manufacturing and doing maintenance, repair and technical service work on a huge variety of different HTF systems as well as on our knowledge of explosion protection regulations.

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Tailor-made solutions are regularly developed in the Center of Competence for Thermal Separation Technology for distillation (shown in the picture), concentration, crystallization and drying. (Source: Gea)
Milestone Separation Technology

Specialists for Demanding Challenges: When It Comes to the Fundamental Process of Separation, Gea Leaves Nothing to Chance

An ancient tree, hundreds of years old, is an impressive sight with the wide, far-reaching branches of its huge crown. Even more impressive would be the root network — if we could only see it. This is a perfect analogy for the Gea Group, which has grown from around 250 companies. Many of these have a long history of their own, and even under the umbrella of the parent corporation they still develop with their own impetus and momentum. Today, the complementary skill sets and expertise in the field of thermal separation technology are bundled at Gea Wiegand, while Gea Westfalia Separator covers the area of mechanical separation technology.

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