Service-in-place pump

Feb 26th, 2016
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Service-in-place pump

NETZSCH Pumps North America LLC introduces a new full service-in-place (FSIP) version of its industry-leading NEMO® progressive cavity pump. Ideal for wear-intensive applications, the maintenance-friendly FSIP™ design has been re-engineered to provide full access to all the pump’s rotating parts. Users can open the in-service pump housing, dismantle all rotating parts, and install them again without having to disconnect the pump from the piping or having to remove the motor. The NEMO’s rotor-stator unit can be lifted out after opening the newly designed inspection cover on the pump housing without the need for any special tools, significantly reducing installation and maintenance time.

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