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Mechanical condensate pump – new for 2015

Published:  02 December, 2014

conlift_01.jpgARI-ARMATUREN has launched CONLIFT - the brand new mechanical condensate pump offering a versatile, economical and extremely effective way to collect and return condensate.

Available in all nominal diameters from DN25 to DN80 and suitable for temperatures from -10oC to 200oC; the company says CONLIFT removes condensate under all load conditions and is more reliable than electric pumps, as the flow is free from cavitation.

The pump operates mechanically using steam or other gases as the motive force, which means it can be suitable for hazardous environments and is very durable due to the internals being made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel.

Ari-Armaturen says maximum energy recovery was a top priority in the development of this new product and CONLIFT is proving to be a truly efficient solution for condensate collection and return.

For more information on this reliable, safe and versatile mechanical condensate pump visit http://www.ari-armaturen.com/en/products/new-products.html

t: 01684 275 752

e: enquiries@ari-armaturen.com

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