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Seeking help in choosing an asphalt pump model

2016-04-17View Original

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Hello, I would like to ask for your advice. We are engaged in the deep processing of asphalt; our products have a viscosity of around 4000 at a temperature of 200 degrees. When ordinary asphalt pumps or screw pumps are used, their bearings and seals wear out within a month, and the screws also suffer significant wear. May I ask which type of asphalt pump would be suitable for us, as well as which manufacturer’s pumps would be recommended? Thank you so much!
Reply #22016-04-17
Can I help you choose a pump? Imported?
Reply #32016-04-17
Okay, thank you, that brand’s
Reply #42016-04-17
The QQ account you left requires a verification question, so it’s not possible to add as a friend
Reply #52016-04-17
For imported screw pumps, NVC is a great choice.
Reply #62016-04-17
NVC, why can’t I find it? What is the full name of the company?
Reply #72016-04-17
What is the general price of NVC’s screw pumps?
Reply #82016-04-18
Most deep-viscosity product pumps in use today are positive displacement pumps; imported brands such as Wilo and Bürkert work well for asphalt products. I once used a pump of the FAE60 type, an imported pump designed for modified asphalt, and it performed well – I’m not sure though which manufacturer it was from
Reply #92016-04-23
Original poster, how is the equipment? I’m a domestic asphalt pump manufacturer; let’s see if we can communicate via QQ at 1606299646 or by phone at 15028735336
Reply #102016-04-23
Original poster, how is the equipment? I’m a domestic asphalt pump manufacturer; let’s see if we can communicate via QQ at 1606299646 or by phone at 15028735336

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