Fluid Specialists for the Chemical & Refining Industry
HOUTTUIN twin-screw pumps are suitable for the requirements of the chemical and refinery industries. Thanks to the modular design of the pumps, the twin screw pumps and the process system can be optimally adapted to the specific and demanding requirements. The result is a simple system that can handle any liquid, pressure and temperature with the right pump.
Multiple customization options for optimal results: These pumps offer the flexibility to use different seals, have heated jackets (up to 400°C), are CIP-capable and, of course, self-priming. Their versatility, modular design and adaptability to a wide range of conditions make them a popular solution to the many challenges faced by these industries.
Key Advantages
- Any Liquid
- Any Viscosity
- Low NPSH-Requirements
- Excellent Efficiency
SEAMLESS LIQUID TRANSFER
Reliable Performance for Process Applications
HOUTTUIN Twin-Screw Pumps are designed for the smooth transfer of liquids in process applications. Thanks to their unique screw profile, these pumps ensure continuous and uniform liquid transfer. Due to their precise fit, the twin screws allow smooth and efficient transfer of liquids regardless of their viscosity. This ensures reliable fluid flow without pressure surges to maintain the quality and integrity of the fluids being pumped.
HOUTTUIN twin-screw pumps are the optimal solution for process applications where efficiency, robustness and reliability are paramount. Thanks to their uncomplicated and powerful design, they operate trouble-free and maximize plant availability. These advantages are also reflected in their slim design. Limiting the number of moving parts reduces potential points of failure, increasing reliability and reducing maintenance requirements. Less wear and a simpler structure help improve uptime and reduce operating costs.
Our twin-screw pumps offer excellent features for process applications that help you optimize your processes. This pump technology is self-priming, which simplifies startup and speeds up commissioning. Twin-screw pumps also have low net positive suction head (NPSH) requirements, which means they can operate efficiently at low pressures without the risk of cavitation. These features are particularly important in process applications involving a wide range of fluids to ensure optimum pump performance and service life.
