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[Case Study] Solving the Challenges of Transferring High-Viscosity Slurries in the Development and Research Stage

Challenges of pumps that increase during the development and research stage: We will introduce a case of high-viscosity slurry transport in our company.

Stable transfer of high-viscosity slurries is a critical requirement in cellulose micronization and dispersion processes. Yet many development teams struggle with: Bulky Progressive Cavity Pump (PC Pump) installations Labor-intensive cleaning and maintenance Frequent cleaning and operating condition changes during R&D Excessive discharge pressure that may impact downstream equipment Reliable handling of highly viscous fluids These issues became key considerations for Company S during the development of a new cellulose-based material. To identify the best solution, Company S conducted a side-by-side evaluation of a Progressive Cavity Pump (PC Pump) and a sine pump, assessing: ✅ High-viscosity transfer capability ✅ Ease of cleaning and maintenance ✅ Pressure control and operational safety Which pump delivered the better performance? Download the solution page to see the full comparison results.

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Sign Pump

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High-Viscosity Cellulose Slurry Transfer Evaluation Report

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Pump Industrial and Environmental Comprehensive Catalog

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<Demo unit available> Volumetric pump "Sign Pump"

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<Demo unit available> CERTA CIP/SIP compatible volumetric pump

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ISO 9001 Certification Obtained Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS) has ten world-class factories and contributes to customers through fluid transfer and filling technology. - WMFTS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Spirax-Sarco Engineering plc (LSE: SPX) and is a global organization with approximately 5,000 employees worldwide. WMFTS has ten strong brands, each with its own area of expertise, which work together to provide customers with unparalleled solutions for liquid transport applications. - A specialized team in fluid transfer addresses customers' challenges and problem-solving needs. - July 2015: Establishment of Watson-Marlow Co., Ltd. in Japan - December 2016: Opening of a service center authorized by Watson-Marlow's UK headquarters - July 2021: ISO 9001 certification obtained