Almatec's Chemicor

Almatec’s Chemicor features metal air-operated double diaphragm pumps designed for a range of fluids, viscosities, and applications. In creating the Chemicor, Almatec mainly focused on the form of the product chambers, resulting in soft contours, smooth flow channels, and no dead spaces.

These aodd pumps incorporate various metallic materials to suit specific application requirements and ensure that all units are corrosion resistant. Models with a centre block made of PE conductive meet the ATEX requirements of the directive 94/9/EG.

Features & Benefits

Know more about the features & benefits of using Almatec's Chemicor.

Air-operated diaphragm pumps in solid design
Housing made of PE or PTFE, also available in conductive version
Self-priming, dry run safe, suction lift capabilities
Maintenance and lubrication-free air control system PERSWING P®
Unattended operation with long service life
Easily converted from ball to cylinder check valves

Available Options

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Screw-on or flanged pulsation damper (E Series)
ATEX models (all series) and FDA-conformity (CMX SERIES)
Draining system
Barrier chamber system
Diaphragm monitoring
Stroke counter
Flange connection
Transport carts
Spare parts

Key Specifications

Here are the key specifications of Almatec's Chemicor.

Flows up to 36.34 m3/h
Air pressure up to 700 kPa (0.7 MPa)
Solids up to (ball valves) 11 mm

Applications

Here is a list of industrial applications for which Almatec's Chemicor are commonly utilized.

Chemical Industry
Pharmaceuticals
Cosmetics
Ceramics
Surface Treatment
Emergency Services
Power Plants
Refineries
Mechanical Engineering
Textile Industry
Water Processing
Waste Disposal
Paper Industry
Electronics

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Principle of Operation

Almatec Pumps use the conventional AODD pump technology and working principle. They move fluid by the alternate and repeated back-and-forth movement (strokes) of two flexible membranes or diaphragms mounted on a common shaft. Although diaphragm pumps can be driven directly, with the shaft connected directly to a motor, AODD pumps use compressed air with a sophisticated distribution system directing the air alternately to two air chambers on the opposite sides of the diaphragms.

AODD pumps are capable of handling abrasive, highly viscous fluids, sludges, slurries, and shear-sensitive fluids. AODD pumps are robust, reliable, easy to maintain, and relatively low cost. They tend to be general workhorse devices and are typically used for transfer applications in a wide variety of industries.