Stainless steel ejector UPB series

stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
stainless steel ejector
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Characteristics

Other characteristics
stainless steel
Nozzle diameter

45 mm, 60 mm, 102 mm, 110 mm
(2 in, 2 in, 4 in, 4 in)

Suction rate

Max.: 592 l/min
(156 us gal/min)

Min.: 6 l/min
(2 us gal/min)

Pressure differential

1 bar, 2 bar, 3 bar, 4 bar, 5 bar
(15 psi, 29 psi, 44 psi, 58 psi, 73 psi)

Description

UPB mixing eductors are energy saving products. Their robust bell-shaped body minimizes the risk of damage during maintenance operations and the Venturi design assures a high mixing efficiency. These eductors enable the circulation of large volumes of liquid and are ideal for continuous blending and stirring of liquids or solutions in tanks. The UPB eductors are installed at the bottom of a tank and pressurized to spray the solution. This flow creates a powerful negative pressure that allows to take in four times the liquid volume, mix it with a solution inside the nozzle and spray it back into the tank at a high speed. 1 HP pump and UPB mixing eductor can replace a 5 HP mixing educator. UPB eductors are an efficient way to get the best performance from re-circulating process tanks and are cost-effective because they reduce the electrical costs.

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Elmia Subcontractor 2024
Elmia Subcontractor 2024

12-14 Nov 2024 Jönköpping (Sweden) Hall A - Stand 09:27

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    BrauBeviale

    26-28 Nov 2024 Nürnberg (Germany) Hall 6 - Stand 158

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