Bredel
engineering created an entirely new
type of pump - the high-pressure hose
pump. Its patented technology achieved
what was believed to be impossible:
the unbeatable simplicity, reliability
and low maintenance needs of peristaltic
pumping
brought to high-flow, high-pressure
duties.
Today,
50,000 Bredel pumps are at work around
the world at flow rates up to 80 cubic
metres/hour (350 US gpm) and pressures
up to 16 bar. Hose pumps are the future,
and they work. Tens of thousands of
pump users know there isn't a more
rugged and reliable solution to pumping
problems than a Bredel.
Bredel
SP Series
The Bredel SP series includes the
SP10, SP15 and SP20 mini-pumps which
produce up to 3.5 gpm (820 liter/hour)
flow rate against up to 110 psi (7.5
bar) pressure, and the SP25 and SP32
which produce up to 23 gpm (5,300
liter/hour) against up to 230 psi
(16 bar).
All
four pumps have a bareshaft design,
the pumphead being fitted with its
own bearings for reliability and ease
of maintenance.
The
hoses for the SP series are made of
specially developed thick-wall rubber
reinforced with layers of nylon cord
- two in the case of the SP10, SP15
and SP20, and four in the case of
the SP25 and SP32.
Bredel
SPX Series
The
unique direct-coupled design of the
Bredel SPX provides all the performance,
reliability and ease of maintenance
benefits of bareshaft (long-coupled)
designs with the compact advantages
of close-coupled pumps in sizes ranging
from 40mm to 100mm.
Superb
engineering design from the world
leaders in hose pumping has achieved
the rare feat of cutting cost of ownership
at the same time making use and maintenance
easier than ever before. It is the
future of hose pumping engineered
by the people who invented hose pumping.
Unlike
close-coupling, Bredel's patented
direct-coupled design permits the
drive to be removed and replaced without
the need to dismantle the pumphead.
The animation, left, shows how
