Centrifugal Pumps
Standard sanitary centrifugal for CIP, recirculation and clean fluid transfer.
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Sanitary Pumps
Sanitary pump sourcing support for hygienic transfer applications, replacement needs and project BOMs.
Centrifugal and positive displacement concepts by RFQMaterial and seal selection reviewFlow/head/application data neededCan support supplier comparison quotes
Sizes & Dimensions
Sanitary pump configurations.
Centrifugal pumps for clean low-viscosity fluids. Positive-displacement (lobe, screw) for viscous, shear-sensitive or particulate-laden media.
| Type | Flow (m³/h) | Head (m) | Connection | Power (kW) | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Centrifugal CP-30 | 0 – 30 | 0 – 30 | 1½" Tri-Clamp | 1.5 – 5.5 | CIP / transfer |
| Centrifugal CP-60 | 0 – 60 | 0 – 40 | 2" Tri-Clamp | 2.2 – 7.5 | CIP / transfer |
| Centrifugal CP-100 | 0 – 100 | 0 – 50 | 2½" Tri-Clamp | 4 – 11 | CIP / transfer |
| Centrifugal CP-200 | 0 – 200 | 0 – 60 | 3" Tri-Clamp | 7.5 – 22 | Production |
| Lobe Pump RL-30 | 0 – 30 | 0 – 15 bar | 2" Tri-Clamp | 2.2 – 5.5 | Viscous |
| Lobe Pump RL-60 | 0 – 60 | 0 – 15 bar | 2½" Tri-Clamp | 4 – 11 | Viscous |
| Lobe Pump RL-120 | 0 – 120 | 0 – 15 bar | 3" Tri-Clamp | 7.5 – 22 | Production |
Operating Conditions
Pressure-temperature rating for sanitary pumps.
Sanitary pumps designed for CIP and SIP cycles. Mechanical seals rated for steam exposure.
Service Conditions
- Max working pressure: 6 bar (CP), 15 bar (RL)
- Temperature: –10°C to +135°C
- Steam SIP: +135°C compatible
- Seal type: Single mechanical (EPDM/Viton)
- NPSH required: 2 – 4 m typical
- Material: 316L SS impeller, casing
Actual ratings depend on size, material and operating conditions. Confirm via RFQ for project-specific requirements.
Standards & Compliance
Built to recognized sanitary and pressure standards.
Full documentation packages available including MTR, 3.1 certificates, surface roughness reports and pressure test records.
3-A 74-07
3-A Sanitary Standard
Sanitary equipment for milk and milk products processing.
ASME BPE
Bioprocessing Equipment
Surface finish, materials and design for pharma/biotech.
EHEDG
Hygienic Equipment Design
European hygienic engineering and design certification.
FDA 21 CFR
FDA 21 CFR 177
Food contact materials compliance for seats and seals.
ASTM A276
Stainless Steel Bar
Material specification for 304/316L bodies.
ATEX
Hazardous Areas
Explosive atmosphere directive for actuators.
DIN 32676
Tri-Clamp Connections
Dimensional standard for tri-clamp fittings.
EC 1935/2004
Food Contact
EU regulation on food-contact materials.
Product Variants
Sanitary Pump configurations for different process roles.
Multiple variants available to match your application requirements. Browse related products for complete process line coverage.
Side-Channel Pumps
Self-priming pumps for entrained gas service or empty-pipe starts.
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This PDF summarizes typical sizes, materials, standards, application notes and RFQ inputs for Sanitary Pumps. Use it as a preparation document before sending a quotation request.
Engineer / Contractor RFQ Support
Send this item as part of a project package, BOM or comparison quote.
For accurate sourcing, include size, connection type, material grade, finish, quantity, pressure/temperature conditions, certificates required and target delivery timing.
Technical RFQ Guide
Specification points to confirm before quotation.
These are typical sourcing fields. Final availability and compliance should be confirmed against the exact project requirement.
Pump type
Centrifugal / lobe / other by application
Material
316L wetted parts commonly requested
Connection
Tri-clamp / sanitary connections
Required data
Flow rate, head, viscosity, temperature
Motor
Voltage/HP and controls by project
Seal
Mechanical seal type by media and cleaning
Applications
Where this product is typically used.
Food and dairy transfer
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
Beverage processing
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
CIP circulation
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
Process skid packages
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
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Technical Product Layout
Sanitary Pumps — technical sourcing profile
Structured for engineers, contractors and plant buyers who need a clear RFQ-ready technical view before requesting pricing.
Technical Overview
Sanitary pump sourcing support for hygienic transfer, CIP circulation and process movement in food, dairy, beverage and pharma applications.
Applications
- Product transfer
- CIP circulation
- Skid-mounted systems
- Viscous or shear-sensitive media discussion
Material Grades
- SS304 / SS316L wetted parts
- Elastomers by process media
- Motor and seal package by requirement
- Pump type by application
Surface Finish
Sanitary polished wetted surfaces; seal type and cleanability requirements should be defined.
Standards
- 3-A sanitary pump discussion
- FDA-oriented elastomers
- CIP compatibility
- Electrical and motor requirements by project
Pressure / TemperatureDepends on pump type, flow rate, head, viscosity, temperature and seal package.
Connection TypesCommon RFQ connection formats are listed below. Final connection selection depends on plant standards and equipment interface.
Tri-ClampWeld endThreaded / flange optionsMotor and utility connections
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RFQ note: Values on this page are sourcing guidance only. Final model, pressure rating, temperature rating, certificates, elastomer compatibility and compliance must be confirmed against the exact supplier datasheet and project requirement.
Contractor & Plant Buyer RFQ
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Common Questions
Frequently asked questions about sanitary pumps.
Engineering and procurement questions we hear most often. For project-specific guidance, send your application details via RFQ.
Centrifugal vs positive-displacement — which to choose?
Centrifugal: low cost, high flow, low pressure, low viscosity. Good for CIP, water, clean fluids. Positive-displacement: high pressure, viscous fluids, shear-sensitive.
For dairy products (yogurt, cream): lobe pumps preserve product structure. For CIP: centrifugal is standard.
How do I size a sanitary pump?
Required: flow rate (m³/h), differential head (m), fluid properties (viscosity, density, temperature), suction conditions (NPSH available).
Calculate system head curve including pipe losses, valves, equipment. Pump operating point should be at 70-90% of best efficiency point (BEP).
What seal type is standard?
Single mechanical seal with EPDM elastomers is standard for water-like fluids. For abrasive/corrosive media, double mechanical seal with flush plan.
For SIP, specify steam-rated seals (Viton or steam-rated EPDM). For pharma, USP Class VI elastomers. Specify with RFQ.
Can sanitary pumps run dry?
No — running dry destroys mechanical seal within minutes. Always confirm prime before starting. Install low-level interlocks if dry-run risk exists.
For self-priming applications, specify side-channel pumps or include priming line. For empty-line starts, AODD pumps are dry-run safe.
Are pumps ATEX-rated?
Standard pumps are not ATEX certified. For hazardous areas (Zone 1/2), specify ATEX motors, instrumentation and accessories.
Mechanical seal selection critical — single seal may not be acceptable for flammable media. Provide hazard classification with RFQ.
What is NPSH and why does it matter?
Net Positive Suction Head — the pressure available at pump suction. Must exceed pump NPSH required to prevent cavitation.
For hot fluids or low suction pressure, NPSH critical. Cavitation damages impeller and seal. Specify suction conditions with RFQ.
What documentation is provided?
Standard: 3.1 MTR for wetted parts, FDA compliance for elastomers, motor specifications, performance test curve.
Optional: ATEX certificates, BPE compliance, custom impeller design, vibration test, full quality dossier.