Progressing Cavity Pump / Mono Pump / Screw pump - NETZSCH NU40

food processing machines / meat and fish processing machines

Manufacturer: NETZSCH

Model:NU40

Type of machine: Progressing Cavity Pump / Mono Pump / Screw pump -

item-No.: 170201495

Quantity: 1

Date: 18.09.2026

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Location: Land-de Germany wentorf bei hamburg

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Seller-item-No.:1372

The Netzsch NL progressing cavity pump (also known as a mono or screw pump), engineered for the continuous and gentle transfer of challenging media. This pump operates on the well-proven progressing cavity principle, consisting of two primary components: a precision-machined helical rotor and a resilient elastomer stator. The rotor features a single-helix design with a large pitch, deep thread profile, and small core diameter. As the rotor rotates eccentrically within the stator, sealed cavities are formed that convey the product continuously and pulsation-free from inlet to outlet. This pump is previously used in a dairy factory. Motor: 1,1 kW - 220/240 - 380/415 V - 50 Hz - 1.410/1.700 rpm - 4,5/2,4 A. Connections on the inlet/outlet: DN 50. Estimated capacity (based on motor power, gear reduction unknown): +/- 1.000 ltr/h., Key Advantages:, - Valve-free design with stable, proportional flow rate relative to rotor speed., - Excellent self-priming and suction capability., - Suitable for inhomogeneous, viscous, abrasive, gaseous, and solids-laden media., - Gentle product handling, ideal for shear-sensitive materials., - Capable of dosing applications., - Designed for Cleaning-in-Place (CIP)., Limitation:, - The pump must not be operated dry. Even short periods of dry running may result in stator damage., Type of Machine: Progressing Cavity Pump / Mono Pump / Screw pump, Stock Number: 1372, Motor: 1,1 kW - 220/240 - 380/415 V - 50 Hz - 1.410/1.700 rpm - 4,5/2,4 A, Estimated capacity (based on motor power, gear reduction unknown): +/- 1.000 ltr/h
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The Netzsch NL progressing cavity pump (also known as a mono or screw pump), engineered for the continuous and gentle transfer of challenging media. This pump operates on the well-proven progressing cavity principle, consisting of two primary components: a precision-machined helical rotor and a resilient elastomer stator. The rotor features a single-helix design with a large pitch, deep thread profile, and small core diameter. As the rotor rotates eccentrically within the stator, sealed cavities are formed that convey the product continuously and pulsation-free from inlet to outlet. This pump is previously used in a dairy factory. Motor: 1,1 kW - 220/240 - 380/415 V - 50 Hz - 1.410/1.700 rpm - 4,5/2,4 A. Connections on the inlet/outlet: DN 50. Estimated capacity (based on motor power, gear reduction unknown): +/- 1.000 ltr/h., Key Advantages:, - Valve-free design with stable, proportional flow rate relative to rotor speed., - Excellent self-priming and suction capability., - Suitable for inhomogeneous, viscous, abrasive, gaseous, and solids-laden media., - Gentle product handling, ideal for shear-sensitive materials., - Capable of dosing applications., - Designed for Cleaning-in-Place (CIP)., Limitation:, - The pump must not be operated dry. Even short periods of dry running may result in stator damage., Type of Machine: Progressing Cavity Pump / Mono Pump / Screw pump, Stock Number: 1372, Motor: 1,1 kW - 220/240 - 380/415 V - 50 Hz - 1.410/1.700 rpm - 4,5/2,4 A, Estimated capacity (based on motor power, gear reduction unknown): +/- 1.000 ltr/h
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