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Steam water mixer

Published:  24 February, 2014

Providing a reliable source of hot water, delivered at the correct temperature and pressure is said to make the CSF Steam Water Mixer the safe and easy-to-use device for most cleaning, or wash down applications in just about every industry, especially in all food and beverage manufacturing processes.

Available through PUMP ENGINEERING, the Steam Water Mixer is reported to be versatile, effective and very easy-to-use in most industrial and process environments. These rugged and reliable mixers are constructed from stainless steel and are capable of delivering water up to a maximum temperature of 95ºC at volumes up to 10,000 lit/hour.

They are also said to be simple to install because existing steam and cold water supplies can be utilised.

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