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The RTPe Series™ rotary lobe pump from Viking Pump is designed for ease of maintenance and reliability, making it an ideal solution for chemical tanker systems. Constructed from stainless steel, this pump can handle a wide range of chemicals, including caustics and corrosives, without compromising the integrity of the materials being processed. It is capable of handling flows up to 264 GPM (60 m³/h) and is suitable for both low and high viscosity liquids. The pump features a simple rotor design that allows for easy cleaning using either COP (Clean Out of Place) or CIP (Clean In Place) processes. Additionally, the innovative front loading seal design enables quick inspection and servicing, and the sealed gearcase requires minimal maintenance due to its long-life lubrication. The pump's precision helical gears, rotors, and shaft design, along with optimized bearing position, minimize overhung load, extending the life of seals and bearings. These features, combined with its robust construction, make the RTPe Series™ a reliable choice for demanding industrial applications.
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