Sanitary pumps

Technical data

Model	Max capacity (l/min)	Connections BSP inv.
T30	28	1"
T80	78	1"
T125	155	1 1/2"
T225	330	2"
T425	570	2 1/2"
T825	820	3"

The Tapflo sanitary series is particularly designed to meet the requirements of the food, beverage, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Lubrication free air distribution system, maintenance free ball check valve system and total visual inspection of the wetted parts are some of the major features for this pump series.

Made to be clean

Our design allows for total visual inspection of the wetted parts. There are no hidden areas where bacteria can grow. The manifold clamps and the housing screws are simply removed for complete disassembly and cleaning. The pump is also designed for cleaning and sterilization in place – C.I.P. and S.I.P. After such operations, the pump is easily turned in its support for drainage.

ATEX certified pumps

All sanitary pumps are available in explosion proof ATEX marked version. They are supplied with earth connection and conductive materials; conductive centre section and diaphragms in PTFE (conductive back) or EPDM (conductive).

Specifications

Max capacity: 820 l/min
Max discharge pressure: 8 bar
Max temperature: 110 °C
Material: PTFE, PTFE with white back, EPDM, white EPDM, white NBR

Typical applications

Dairy products: Milk, cream, yogurt, cream cheese, melted cheese
Grossery: Ketchup, mayonnaise, tomato products, mustard
Beverages: Flavours, colouring, fruit juice
Bakery: Dough, ingredients
Brewery: Beer, flavours, colouring, wort
Hygiene: Soap, toothpaste, schampoo
Cosmetics: Cream, alcohol, perfume

SANITARY VERSIONS

BROCHURES & MANUALS

PERFORMANCE CURVES

CERTIFICATES

USP VI approved materials (OPTION)
U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) class I to VI defines how a plastic or rubber material may be exposed of human tissue. Class VI requires the most stringent testing and such materials may be used for example in implant devices.

FDA §21 CFR 177 materials
FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) §21 CFR 177 lists polymers, e.g. rubber and plastic materials approved for equipment in contact with food products.

EN 10204 material traceability
The EN 10204 norm gives you a checklist and traceability of materials used in the equipment. 2.1 is a general statement of compliance with material specifications, while 3.1 provides specific track records all the way to the steel mill batch (normally only on metals in contact with the product).

EC 1935/2004 regulation
This EU regulation applies to all food contact materials, e.g. metals, plastics and rubber materials. It requires that these materials are safe, are labeled with the glass-and-fork symbol, are traceable throughout the production chain (according to above EN 10204) and that they are produced according to good manufacturing practice (GMP).

CE conformance
A product classified as machinery that carries the CE mark fulfill the essential health and safety requirements of the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EEC.

ATEX Directive 94/9/EC
Equipment intended and approved for safe operation in potentially explosive atmospheres. The equipment is divided in main groups, categories, apparatus groups and temperature classes to define its suitability in the actual zone.