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0 Makro - TZ - Plunger Metering Pump

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The motor-driven plunger metering pump Makro TZ because of its modular design is excellently suited to being adapted to the performance requirements of the particular application. A great variety of options are available for its operation, either one or two liquid ends and one or several add-on pumps which the customer can fit at a later stage.

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Advantages

High processing quality: Reproducibility of dosage better than ±0.5 %
Broad field of application, easily adapted even by the customer because of its modular design

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Application Areas

Dosing of treatment agents in industrial production technology
Dosing of additives in the chemical and petrochemical industry, e.g. dosing of glycol in the delivery of natural gas

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Features

Performance range for the single pump: 9 -1,141 l/h, 320 -11 bar
Supplied as a single or dual-headed version
Push-pull operation of the liquid ends with dual head designs
Can be easily upgraded to a triple pump and with reduced back pressure to more pumps even on the customer’s premises
Independent of the main metering pump , other stroke counts can be achieved with the add-on pumps, as each TZ add-on pump has its own reducing gear
Standard drive: Dual wound three-phase motor 230/400 V, 50/60 Hz, 0.75 or 1.5 kW (2.2 kW or 3 kW also available as options) enclosure class rated IP 55 (optional ATEX-T3/T4), insulation class F
Gearing in 4 optional reduction ratios
Stroke length: 0 to 20 mm and adjustable to 0.5% precision using a gyrating cylinder
Stroke length setting: manual (optional with actuator or variable speed drive)
Gear housing: Cast aluminum, resistant to seawater, acrylic resin lacquer finish
Liquid end materials: Stainless steel 1.4571
Dosing plungers in oxide ceramic or stainless steel with ceramic coating for protection against wear
Reproducibility of dosing better under defined conditions and correct installation ± 0.5 % (stroke length 10-100%)
Suction lift varies with density and viscosity of the medium as well as the connecting pipes and the number of strokes