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Specifications

Temperature Max 90°C; 180°C for long coupled pump
Viscosity Max ~200 cSt
Flow Rate up to 74 m³/hr
Pressure up to 100m / 10 bar
Self-Priming No
Solids Handling 6mm
Viscosity 0-200 cSt
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Key Features

The CTH Pump is designed with just 19 components, enabling fast maintenance and efficient troubleshooting. This Centrifugal Pump meets the strict cleanability standards required by hygienic industries, making it an ideal solution for food & beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic & personal care applications.

The CTH Pump is available with a drain plug in various designs, including vertical downward, vertical at an angle, sideways, and horizontal forward.

  • Electropolished: Pump casing & wetted parts electropolished to Ra<0.8
  • Fully Hygienic: FDA approved pump, EC1935-approved mechanical seals and elastomers, and hygienic DIN 11851 connections as standard
  • ATEX rated: Ideal for hazardous zones
  • Ideal for Auxiliary applications: Such as transfer of CIP liquids, detergents and water

Temperature Control for your Application

Heating Jackets can be fitted to our Hygienic Centrifugal Pumps to allow heating or cooling of your application, or maintaining a specific temperature – high or low. They also provide greater protection of the mechanical seal in cases where there is a risk of solidification of the media.

To use a Tapflo Hygienic Centrifugal Pump with a Heating Jacket, a few extra parts are required, listed below.

  • 1 x Pump Back Cover for Heating Jacket (111)
  • 1 x Pump Back Casing with Heating Jacket (120)
  • 2 x Joint for Pump with Heating Jacket (125)

The jacket is welded into the pump back casing, and a heating or cooling medium is continuously circulated in the jacket.

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FAQs

What’s the difference between the CTH and CTI Centrifugal Pumps?

Which industries typically use this pump?

Is the CTH pump suitable for CIP (Clean in Place) processes?

Can it handle products with solids or viscous ingredients?

What materials is the Hygienic Centrifugal Pump built with?

What motor sizes are available?

How easy is the CTH Pump to maintain?

Can this pump be used for cleaning and auxiliary applications?

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What’s the difference between the CTH and CTI Centrifugal Pumps?

The CTH Series features an electropolished pump casing and internals for superior cleanability and drainability, making it ideally suited to hygienic applications in Food, Beverage, and Pharmaceutical production, compared to the CTI, which is suited for industrial, corrosive applications.

Which industries typically use this pump?

Tapflo’s Hygienic Centrifugal Pump is widely used in Food & Beverage processing, including dairy, juice, edible oils, alcohol, margarine, and chocolate, as well as pharmaceutical and hygienic chemical applications.

Is the CTH pump suitable for CIP (Clean in Place) processes?

Yes. Its hygienic design, smooth electropolished surfaces, and open impeller make it fully compatible with CIP systems.

Can it handle products with solids or viscous ingredients?

Yes. The open impeller allows for solids handling, and with a heating jacket option, the pump can handle viscous products like chocolate and margarine.

What materials is the Hygienic Centrifugal Pump built with?

All wetted parts are manufactured in high-grade AISI 316L Stainless Steel, ensuring corrosion resistance and compliance with hygienic standards.

What motor sizes are available?

Models range from 0.25 kW to 7.5 kW, allowing flexibility for small to large-scale hygienic processing needs.

How easy is the CTH Pump to maintain?

With its simple design and fewer components, the CTH offers quick assembly, low maintenance costs, and minimal downtime.

Can this pump be used for cleaning and auxiliary applications?

Yes! In addition to product transfer, the CTH Series is often used for pumping cleaning liquids, process water, and other auxiliary fluids in hygienic applications.

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