3A Compliant Food Grade Ketchup Positive Displacement Sanitary Rotor Pump

$810.00

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Introducing our 3A Food Grade Ketchup Positive Displacement Sanitary Rotor Pump! Engineered for precision and hygiene, this pump efficiently handles ketchup with minimal waste. Elevate your production process with reliability and ease. Don’t miss out—order yours today for a smoother operation!

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What is the 3A Food Grade Ketchup Positive Displacement Sanitary Rotor Pump?

The 3A Food Grade Ketchup Positive Displacement Sanitary Rotor Pump is a specialized pumping device designed for transferring viscous food products like ketchup while ensuring sanitary conditions. It operates on a positive displacement principle, allowing for consistent flow rates and efficient handling of thick substances in food processing applications.

How does the pump ensure sanitary conditions during operation?

This pump is built to meet the 3A sanitary standards, featuring a design that facilitates easy cleaning and maintenance. The materials used are food-grade and non-toxic, ensuring that no harmful substances contaminate the food. Additionally, its smooth surfaces and minimal crevices help prevent bacterial growth and facilitate effective sanitation practices.

What are the advantages of using a Positive Displacement Rotor Pump for ketchup?

Using a Positive Displacement Rotor Pump for ketchup offers several advantages, including precise flow control, the ability to handle high viscosity liquids, and minimal shear on the product during transfer. This results in a consistent and careful handling of the ketchup, maintaining its quality and texture while minimizing waste during the pumping process.

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