【FOOMAJAPAN Exhibition】Capable of transporting low to high viscosity liquids and solids with one machine.

Low load on liquids, suitable for the transport of food and cosmetics. Prevents changes in liquid quality and the risk of foreign matter contamination due to friction.

"GemiL" is a self-priming twin-screw pump designed to handle a wide range of viscous liquids. Its non-contact structure, which rotates two screw rotors with a consistent gap, minimizes the risk of contamination from wear particles such as metal and rubber during transfer. Being a self-priming pump that can operate without priming water, it also reduces the likelihood of agitation or shear during transfer, contributing to "safety in food and operations" and "streamlining production" in food factories. 【For those struggling with transferring such liquids】 ■ Liquids containing small solid particles like poppy seeds and sesame ■ Highly viscous liquids such as sauces, ketchup, and honey ■ Soft foods like fruits and cooked meat pieces, among others 【Features】 ■ Gently transfers fragile solids ■ Transfers low to high viscosity liquids and solids together ■ Transfers without shear or agitation ■ Allows for metered transfer ■ No risk of foreign matter contamination due to wear with non-contact rotation ■ High self-priming performance *You can view the product catalog by downloading the PDF. Please feel free to contact us for inquiries.

basic information

【Standard Specifications】 Model: GML Series Connection Method: Heller Discharge Pressure: MAX 0.8MPa (Standard) *Special pressure options available Viscosity: Up to 300 mPa·s (Standard) - Up to 100,000 mPa·s *Special viscosity options available Operating Temperature: MAX 90℃ (Standard) *Special temperature options available Standard Materials: Casing…SUS316L + Buff Polishing (#400) + Passivation Treatment / Outer Surface: Shot Blasting Treatment Screw Rotor…SUS316L Mechanical Seal…SiC × Carbon (Optional: SiC × SiC, Super Steel × Super Steel) Gaskets: EPDM (Food Grade options available) *For more details, please refer to the documentation. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.