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Surfactants Pumps
This article and videos discuss the recommended pumps for detergents, soaps & surfactants. Similar in requirements, Viking Pumps’ versatility makes them the perfect fit.
Viking pumps are used throughout the surfactant, detergent, and soap manufacturing process. Viking pumps are able to handle a wide range of viscosities, have no pulsation, and flow rate can be adjusted easily with a variable frequency drive. Viking Pumps are used in:
- moving the raw ingredients such as oils and fats from the railcars to the plant.
- saponification and sulfonation processes to move liquids like fatty acids, sulfonic acid, and glycerine.
- blending and final packaging of the finished product.
Surfactants Pumps
Surfactants reduce the surface tension of the liquid in which they are dissolved. Commonly used in cleaning products to emulsify oils and hold dirt or other particulates in suspension. Also used in chemical processing like ethanol production.
4127A SERIES™
- 316 Stainless Steel
- Cartridge lipseal sealing options
- Capacities to 320 GPM
1127A SERIES™
- 316 Stainless Steel
- O-Pro™ Guard seal
- Abrasive resistant sealing option
- Capacities to 335 GPM
4724 SERIES™
- 316 Stainless Steel
- High viscosity & abrasive resistant sealing options
- Capacities to 110 GPM
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