SPX FLOW launches its cost-effective CEREX P-range pump
30/08/2017 SPX FLOW, Inc.
The new German-engineered Bran+Luebbe product a response to market demand from the Oil & Gas industrySPX FLOW is pleased to announce the launch of its new Bran+Luebbe CEREX P-range pump, a product that will answer calls from the oil & gas industry for a high-quality, lower-cost alternative to its traditional Bran+Luebbe pumps.
The new Bran+Luebbe CEREX P-range pump is designed for high pressure applications up to 103 Bar, and all pumps are fitted with special PTFE diaphragms designed to ensure a long-life product with lasting solutions.
Other key features include:
*Double diaphragms fitted with a diaphragm failure detection sensor to maximize safety and prevent pump damage
*Pump yoke to separate hydraulic oil from gear box lubricant
*The pump is adaptable with several configurations and connections
*Pumps are designed in accordance to API675
Unlike the NOVADOS range of Bran+Luebbe pumps, the CEREX range is a standardized product that ensures low cost and instant availability. Both pumps are manufactured to the rigorous standards of German product design and engineering.
SPX FLOW anticipates that the new high-quality, low-cost and ready-made pumps will be very popular with the oil & gas industry, which has seen a flurry of new projects starting in recent months due to an upturn in the market.
Peter Sahai, Commercial Director Bran+Luebbe, a brand of pumps produced by SPX FLOW said: "SPX FLOW recognises that today's changing oil & gas industry calls for rapid-fire responses and efficient, cost-effective solutions. That's why we're excited to launch our new CEREX P-range of pumps, which tick those criteria by being high-quality, low-cost and instantly available."
Bran+Luebbe is a brand owned by SPX FLOW since 2001, and has been manufacturing pumps since 1932.
Bran+Luebbe has a proud history, producing precision metering, process pumps, process systems and analyzing equipment for more than 80 years.
For more information, please visit: www.spxflow.com
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