These gear pumps feature a new sealing design that supports abrasive applications

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This company’s G Series internal gear pumps are now available with a behind-the-rotor seal option, which is designed to deliver improved protection and performance when handling abrasive materials across a wide range of applications, including starches, inks, pulp, resins and adhesives. Engineered for serviceability and longevity, the behind-the-rotor seal option is designed to prevent process […]

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These gear pumps feature a new sealing design that supports abrasive applications

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