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Pumps for Edible Oils
Pumps for Edible Oils processing has been a major application for Viking Pumps since the company was founded in 1911. This article and video show how Viking Pumps can handle the wide range of viscosities and temperatures.
Viking Pumps are very commonly used to transport oil through the refining processes, regardless of the type of oilseed or the extraction process used (expeller press or solvent). This may include degumming, neutralization, bleaching and deodorizing, as well as storage, loadout or packaging of the finished product.
Types of Edible Oils where Viking Pumps perform well
- Olive
- Palm
- Soybean
- Canola
- Pumpkin Seed
- Corn
- Sunflower
- Safflower
- Peanut
- Grape Seed
- Sesame
- Rice Bran
- Blended Vegetable
Suggested Edible Oil Pumps
4124A SERIES™ / 4324A SERIES™
- Cast Iron
- High temperature & abrasive resistant material options
- High-temperature mechanical seal options
- Capacities to 1,600 GPM
SG SERIES
- Cast Iron
- Compact installation
- Capacities to 190 GPM
Pressures to 500 PSI
4724 SERIES™ / 4327A SERIES™
- 316 Stainless Steel
- High viscosity & abrasive resistant sealing options
- Capacities to 1,600 GPM
Download Edible Oil Pumps Brochure
Watch Viking Pump Edible Oil Solutions Video
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