What makes a progressive cavity pump suitable for demanding service?
A wastewater treatment plant transferring thickened sludge and a biogas plant feeding manure or organic substrates into a digester face a similar challenge. The pump must handle the solids in the flow, and the plant team needs to be able to inspect and service the components that wear. Both considerations shaped the design of the Premium Progressive Cavity Pump range.
A large solids passage and a stable drive
The heavy-duty rotor and stator use S geometry to provide a large passage for solids. This makes the range particularly suited to sludge, digestate and other viscous or solids-laden fluids. For industrial processes that require controlled flow, the range also supports continuous dosing of products such as polymers.
A reinforced Cardan shaft transmits torque to the rotor through universal joints fitted with needle roller bearings. Double-row bearing support helps maintain shaft alignment and reduce vibration, protecting the mechanical seal. The balanced cartridge seal runs in its own oil bath and has an integrated gauge so technicians can check the oil level.
Access that makes a difference during maintenance
Four large inspection ports, two on each side of the suction body, let technicians inspect the Cardan joints and reach the adapter pin when removing the rotor. The EDS quick-disassembly system simplifies servicing, while the IEC-standardised motor and gearbox make replacement components easier to source.
Turoteknikk has more than 40 years of experience in pumping equipment and solutions for biogas, wastewater treatment and industrial applications. Our Premium Progressive Cavity Pumps are designed and manufactured entirely in Europe.
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- Turoteknikk Drift AS
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