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Unibloc expands available sizes for QuickStrip FoodFirst PD600 series pump

QuickStrip FoodFirst pump series now includes full range of sizes from the PD300 to the PD677.

By Industry News
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October 12, 2022

Unibloc Hygienic Technologies, LLC, a U.S.-based leading manufacturer of hygienic positive displacement (PD) pumps and products, announces the expansion of its QuickStrip FoodFirst pump series to include a full range of sizes from the PD300 to the PD677. The company developed this line expansion in response to customer demand. Outlet sizes for the line now range from 1.0 inch to 6.0 inches in diameter, and flow rates from 28 gallons per minute up to 500 gallons per minute, bringing patented and proven technology to a broader range of challenging sanitary applications.

The QuickStrip FoodFirst patented technology was designed to minimize foreign material risk, streamline maintenance and sanitation procedures, and maximize both food safety and worker safety.

  • Eliminate foreign material. The all-stainless design contains no rotor bolts or O-rings. This helps eliminate the most common causes of foreign material entering the process stream and also aids with metal and x-ray detectability.
      
  • Streamline sanitation. The QuickStrip simplified design, with its tool-free disassembly, targets the sanitation cycle, the most common cause of equipment damage and source of foreign material contamination. The one-way, repeatable assembly simplifies sanitation and maintenance procedures and helps guarantee proper performance.
      
  • Improved worker safety. An innovative swing arm supports the cover during sanitation and maintenance procedures. This increases worker safety while making cleaning easier.

“In a challenging labor market, this line expansion opens up new potential for food processors, especially in the meat and poultry processing arm of the industry, to save time devoted to pump sanitation while protecting worker safety,” said Mark Boyd, Global Vice President of Sales. “Creating more available outlet sizes enable companies to maintain desired flow and hygienic standards across a broader range of processing needs."

“Ask any of our current customers about its performance and longevity.  We have a wealth of food processors facing challenging sanitation and waste stream pumping applications who can attest to the pump’s lower total cost of ownership.”

Unibloc Pumps' product line offers critical sanitary process manufacturing equipment for applications targeting the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, bakery and confection, meat and poultry, brewery, and transportation industries. Within the past two years, the company tripled its plant footprint to increase capacity and better serve its customers. The company’s simple, easy to clean in place (CIP) pumps or clean out of place (COP) pumps help companies cut downtime required for sanitation procedures for a lower cost of operations.

For more information about the expanded line of QuickStrip FoodFirst pump series, contact Unibloc at unibloctech.com.

Source: Unibloc Hygienic Technologies

KEYWORDS: meat and poultry processing equipment pumps

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