Moyno CFA2B SSE 3SA Sanitary Progressive Cavity Pump w/ 1HP Dodge Quantis Drive

Description

Moyno CFA2B SSE 3SA Sanitary Progressive Cavity Pump w/ 1HP Dodge Quantis Drive with Tri-Clamp connection on port
Drive: Dodge Quantis D312805-001, Cat No: HB382CN140TC
Ratio: 5.55:1
1750 RPM
5 HP
Output Torque: 1000 in-lb
Motor: Baldor Washdown Motor IDWN3546T
60 Hz
230/460 V
1750 RPM
1HP
Frame: 143TC
The overall length, including the frame is: 59".
Pump and motor length: 57"
OD for inlet/outlets: 2"
Hygienic Pump
Our reliable, hygienic solution ensures optimal production levels while adhering to the highest standards of cleanliness.
Our progressive cavity pumps provide the gentlest pumping action on the market for solids handling, offering minimal product degradation in shear-sensitive applications like salad dressings and salsas while being able to move suspended solids with minimal damage to products like diced fruits, vegetables, and soups. Designed to the highest hygienic standard, 3-A certification - the robust nature of our progressive cavity pumps allows it to handle varying viscosities including viscous slurries (even over 1,000,000 cps) like peanut butter, candies, and jam. The positive displacement action of the pump allows for variable speed control for efficient, slow-speed pumping and process control for accurate dosing.
Features and Benefits:
3-A certification
Quick disassembly design for easy cleaning
Non-pulsating, metered flow—ideal for batching processes
No valves to clog, stick, or vapor lock
Transfer solids up to 1-in. (25-mm) diameter
Easy, on-site maintenance—pump features a detachable titanium flexishaft, which allows for easy maintenance and dismantling for cleaning out of place if required
Easy, on-site maintenance
Cost-effectively handle thin liquids like soups and juices
Handle corrosive applications like citric acid and vinegar
Provides long service life in abrasive applications like soybean slurries
Consistently handle entrained air and gases in applications like yeast and nougat
Reduced the cost of ownership over the pump’s life—you no longer have to replace a complete drive train when a single component is worn, instead replacing the rotor and flexishaft independently when required