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Chemical cleaning pumps

Published:  26 August, 2016

Kamco.jpgKAMCO has announced two purpose built descaling pumps, the Scalebreaker C90 and C210, designed for descaling commercial and industrial boilers, chillers and plate heat exchangers. Used with the appropriate chemical, the pumps can make it simple for plant and works engineers and contractors to clean equipment with in-house staff at a time most convenient for production schedules.

Kamco says all pumps have an integral tank for descaling / cleaning chemicals, with the pump body completely contained within the tank, avoiding the need to prime the pump before use and the drive motor is mounted on top of the unit, away from acid splashes, removing the need for mechanical seals.

t: 01727 875020

w: www.kamco.co.uk

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