Products of the month
Find


GlobalSpec - The Engineering Search Engine
 
Wastewater treatment - Business News

- 29 January 2008 -

Linear air pump eliminates sliding parts

Charles Austen Pumps have launched a new series of linear diaphragm pumps that use an electro magnetically operated diaphragm that can eliminate sliding parts, keeping wear and tear minimal and power consumption as low as 25W. The ET series of pumps are designed to provide a low pressure, constant flow oil-free air source for environmental or industrial use.

The pumps also incorporate a noise adsorbing double damping system within the robust alloy casing which can create a quiet operation of only 40dBA. They are available in flow rates from 30 l/min to 200 l/min and are suitable for aeration in sewage treatment plants, hotel kitchens, industrial car washers and large scale aquariums.

www.charlesausten.com

 

Get more with the World Pumps enewsletter

To receive news and features like this direct to your inbox sign-up for the World Pumps enewsletter.

Simply register your details to receive a fortnightly roundup of the latest news from the pump and sealing industries direct to your inbox.

If you would like to advertise in the World Pumps enewsletter please contact our sales team.


Something we've missed?

If you have some news for the pump industry or would like to comment on any of the articles on this site, contact our editorial team.

You can also access the full list of contacts here.

 
 
Related Publications

pia coverPump Industry Analyst
Compiled by a network of experts worldwide who constantly monitor the industry, Pump Industry Analyst is a monthly business newsletter that provides reliable, accurate, up-to-date information on all aspects of business affecting the pump manufacturing industry. For more information, click here

sete coverSealing Technology
Bob Flitney, the editor of this monthly technical newsletter, has a long association with the sealing technology. He has developed and consults on sealing technology and R & D applications across process, oil & gas, fluid power and manufacturing industries. For more information, click here