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Pumping of viscous, delicate and/or particulate liquids

Jabsco Hy~Line+ and the Jabsco Ultima pumps are a safe and sure solution.

THESE pump series guarantee high hygienic performance levels, meet the most demanding hygienic process standards and have certificates on all European and US levels. In addition, the pump line offers quick and effective cleaning and maintenance. The range has flow rates up to 1 808 l/min and pressure capability up to 20 bar. Completed with flexible port sizes and mounting positions, these pumps are configured for all modern processes and production plants.

The pumps are used in many applications and industries, from the reliable transfer of bulk ingredients in the food industry to the production of cosmetics, personal care products and “over the counter” pharmaceuticals. The positive-displacement pumping action and high level of hygiene make them particularly well suited to the pharmaceutical industry with applications such as blood, insulin, serums and vaccines or pumping shear-sensitive, bacteria-count critical products as well as creams, shampoo, soaps, toothpaste and cosmetics.

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