Process cooler is introduced to U.S. industries

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DeSpain/Babcock has unveiled the Sectional Cooler for use in processing small high-temperature-treated particles. The Sectional Cooler is made of a cylindrical outer shell with an interior containing multiple product chambers around a central support/drive shaft. The cooler retains fine particles with the product and operates without the need for dust collection systems. The Sectional Cooler can be used in attaining a final temperature of 50 degrees C for products with an initial temperature as high as 1,400 degrees C.

All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing, Special Industry Eqp NEC, Industrial equipment, Industrial equipment industry

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Rugged metering pump provides stable operation

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Neptune Chemical Pump has introduced the Series PZ pulse metering pumps for the accurate and reliable dispensing of chemicals, nutrients and disinfectants. The Series PZ has been designed to eliminate the need to change pump models to match the available voltage. Chemical delivery is also stable and constant, even at low feed rates, or voltage fluctuations. Accessories include foot valve strainer, backpressure/check valve injector with quill, and suction, discharge, and air-release tubing.

Measuring & Dispensing Pumps, Measuring and Dispensing Pump Manufacturing

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