Pumps for chocolate

Internal Gear Pump R

Application:

The internal gear pump R is a positive displacement pump for liquids with a wide
range of viscosity, also with abrasive components like in cacao mass.

This internal gear pump in special executions from Sivag is very successfully used in the chocolate industry around the world. With our experience of more than 30 years, we have the best pump for your application no matter if you need to pump
cacao mass, chocolate or cacao butter.


Characteristics:

  • Special executions for chocolate (0,5 - 20t/h)
  • Special execution for cacao mass (0,5t - 25t/h)
  • Special execution for cacao butter (0,5t - 25t/h)
  • Heating (jacket or cover)
  • Simple and robust design
  • Pumping in both directions
  • Inline version also available

Materials:

We recommend for the cast iron for chocolate pumps. This ensures lowest cost and best performance. All pumps are also available in stainless.

Sensible parts for abrasion are delivered in highly abrasion resistant materials like hard metal to ensure a long life time 

Tech­ni­cal data:

  • Q max. 350 m³/h
  • Viscosity: up to 100.000 mm²/s (cSt)
  • Ma­xi­. nominal pressure: PN16 (16 bar)
  • Tem­pe­ra­ture liquid:  -60 to 300°C
  • Connections:   DN40 - DN250

Rotary Lobe Pump B

Application:

The rotary lobe pump B is a positive displacement pump for liquids with a wide range of viscosity. This pump is widely used in the chocolate industry for pumping chocolate also with other components like nuts or other solid ingredients.
This pump is available with mechanical seal, lip seal or packing – depending on the pumped fluid.


Characteristics:

  • Heating (jacket or cover)
  • Pumping in both directions
  • Vertical and horizontal version available
  • Easy and fast cleaning (SIP, CIP)
  • Different lobes designs for different applications available

Ma­te­ri­als:

All parts in con­tact with the fluid are pro­duced in AISI 316 L stain­less steel

Tech­nical data:

  • Q max.: 300 m³/h
  • Vis­cos­ity: up to 110.000 mm²/s (cSt)
  • Ma­x. nom­i­nal pres­sure : max. 20 bar
  • Tem­pe­ra­ture liq­uid: -40 to 200°C
  • Con­nec­tions: DN25 - DN200