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Centrifugal slurry pumps are widely used in slurry transportation. Their pros and cons vs. other types (positive displacement, pneumatic diaphragm, screw pumps) lie in structure, performance and application.TEFFIKO, a veteran in pump equipment, offers advanced, quality products for efficient slurry solutions. Here’s its analysis:

In the selection and application of screw pumps, TEFFIKO has always been committed to providing solutions that fit actual working conditions. Both single screw pumps and twin screw pumps can meet diverse conveying needs with their unique performances. To help customers make selections, TEFFIKO elaborates on the following aspects of core differences and application ranges:

As a manufacturer with years of experience in the fire fighter pump field, Teffiko has summarized an efficient selection logic based on regulatory requirements and practical experience to help you accurately match your needs.

Progressive cavity pumps are widely used in industrial production for conveying high-viscosity, solid-containing media. Teffiko, with years of experience in fluid equipment, offers insights into their maintenance to ensure stable operation.

A volumetric pump is a device that realizes fluid conveying by periodically changing the volume of the pump cavity. Common types include gear pumps, sliding plate pumps, diaphragm pumps, ordinary screw pumps, etc. Although their core logic is volumetric change, the progressive cavity pump, with its continuous and smooth spiral cavity design, is significantly different from the same pump in terms of flow characteristics, media adaptability, anti-blocking ability and operating stability. This article will compare from the five core dimensions and analyze the unique advantages of progressive cavity pumps.

In industries such as chemical engineering and food processing, stainless steel centrifugal pumps serve as "reliable assistants" for liquid transportation. They feature corrosion resistance and wide applicability. However, improper installation can lead to issues ranging from minor seal leaks to major pump vibration failures, affecting production and increasing costs. The following details the installation process from preparation to maintenance.