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Exhibiting at Plant & Asset Management 2022

Published:  16 March, 2022

SEEPEX to showcase digital ecosystem for optimised pump operation and smart maintenance technologies for progressive cavity pumps.

At the Plant & Asset Management Show taking place on 5th-7th April at the NEC, Birmingham, progressive cavity pump manufacturer SEEPEX will showcase its digital ecosystem and smart maintenance technologies.

Visitors to its stand (D20 in Hall 9) can learn about SEEPEX’s Digital Solutions incorporating pump monitoring and Connected Services through IoT 4.0, which turn the pump into an intelligent field device.

SEEPEX will also showcase the most intelligent progressive cavity pump in the world, SCT AutoAdjust, which combines IoT 4.0 with patented maintain-in-place technologies for simplified maintenance and increased pump uptime.

Discover the latest in progressive cavity pump technology from SEEPEX. Visit the company on stand D20.

W: www.seepex.com

The BNM pump range reduces maintenance time by up to 80% with a significant reduction in maintenance costs.

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