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Used Tetra Pak Dairy Pumps

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    2007 TETRA PAK High Pressure

    2007 TETRA PAK High Pressure Piston Homogeniser

    • Manufacturer: Tetra Pak

    This is a used Tetra Pak Tetra Alex 25 Homogeniser, which has a capacity of approximately 7,100 LPH and operates at a maximum working pressure of 160 Bar (2,320 PSI). The Tetra Pak Tetra Alex 25 High Pressure Hom...

    Wolvey, United Kingdom
  • Trusted Seller
    2007 TETRA PAK High Pressure

    2007 TETRA PAK High Pressure Piston Homogeniser

    • Manufacturer: Tetra Pak

    This is a pre-owned Tetra Pak Tetra Alex 25 Homogeniser, with a capacity of around 7,100 LPH and capable of operating under a maximum pressure of 160 Bar (2,320 PSI). The Tetra Pak Tetra Alex 25 High Pressure Hom...

    Wolvey, United Kingdom
  • Trusted Seller
    2003 TETRA PAK High Pressure

    2003 TETRA PAK High Pressure Piston Homogeniser

    • Manufacturer: Tetra Pak

    This is a used Tetra Pak Tetra Alex 400 Homogeniser with an approximate capacity range of 6,500 LPH to 16,000 LPH, capable of operating at a maximum pressure of 250 Bar (3,625 PSI). Equipped with a horizontally a...

    Wolvey, United Kingdom

Overview

Dairy pumps are essential components in dairy farming, used to transport milk from milking machines to storage tanks. These pumps ensure the efficient, hygienic, and gentle transfer of milk, helping to maintain its quality. They come in various types, including centrifugal, positive displacement, and air-operated pumps, each suited for different operational requirements.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a dairy pump?

Consider the pump's capacity, type, material, and compatibility with your existing dairy equipment. Ensure it meets hygiene standards and is easy to clean and maintain.

How can I safely ship a dairy pump to my location?

Use a trusted shipping company that specializes in heavy and sensitive equipment. Ensure the pump is well-packaged, protected against impact, and clearly labeled.

What maintenance is required for dairy pumps?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning and sanitizing the pump, checking for wear and tear, and replacing any damaged parts. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule and guidelines.