Flowtrend 111888 180223 Set Screw Shaft C
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# Pumps
Overview The **Flowtrend 111888 Set Screw Shaft C** is a critical component designed for use in various pump systems within the sanitary industry. Specifically tailored for the food and beverage sectors, this high-quality replacement part ensures seamless fluid transfer while adhering to stringent industry standards. Crafted with precision, the Set Screw Shaft C is engineered to meet the demanding requirements of pumps, providing reliable performance and durability.
Key Features • **High-Quality Material**: Constructed from premium-grade materials that resist corrosion and wear, ensuring long-lasting functionality in demanding environments. • **Precision Engineering**: Designed for a perfect fit, minimizing the risk of leaks and optimizing operational efficiency. • **Easy Installation**: The set screw design simplifies the installation process, allowing for quick and hassle-free replacement in pump systems. • **Compatibility**: Specifically designed to work with various Flowtrend pump models, ensuring a seamless integration into existing systems. • **Compliance**: Manufactured in accordance with ISO 9001-2015 standards and adheres to 3-A Sanitary Standards, FDA regulations, and EU Good Manufacturing Practices.
Applications • **Food and Beverage Processing**: Ideal for use in pumps that handle liquids in food and beverage manufacturing plants, ensuring safety and compliance with sanitary standards. • **Pharmaceutical Industry**: Suitable for applications requiring strict cleanliness and reliability in fluid handling. • **General Pump Maintenance**: A practical choice for maintenance and repair of existing pump systems, ensuring operational efficiency and reliability.
Benefits • **Enhanced Reliability**: The robust construction and precision fit of the Set Screw Shaft C contribute to reduced downtime and increased productivity in fluid handling operations. • **Cost-Effective Solution**: As a high-quality aftermarket replacement part, it offers a re
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