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Stepper Motor Pump
Tiermax stepper motor pump combines intelligent drive concept with diaphragm dosing pump accuracy and sets new standards in reproducibility and reliability. The variable frequency control and output range of 0.02…50 l/h at 10 bar allow for almost limitless applications. It is simple to use, long-lasting, and well-suited to demanding dosing tasks.
Individual solutions for special dosing tasks, such as tri-clamp connection and integration into a PROFIBUS/PROFINET network, are available via the INTERFACE MODULE.
Advantages of Stepper Motor Pump
Extremely large output range with just one pump
Adjustment range 1:1000, can therefore be adjusted optimally
Low-pulsation dosing
Microprocessor-controlled drive
Remote design
Energy-efficient drive technology
Batch dosing and recipe storage (Pro+)
Intuitive menu control including configuration
Pulse scaling
Day/timer function with 10 storage slots (Pro+)
Low chemical consumption thanks to high dosing accuracy
Slow mode operation for viscous substances
Additional Features of Stepper Motor Pump
Easy paradosing of several pumps by means of removable control element
PROFIBUS- / PROFINET- Interface Module (Option)
Applicable internationally
Sample Applications of Stepper Motor Pump
Chlorine dosing for drinking water treatment
Flocculating agent dosing in wastewater treatment
Dosing of flocculant aids
CIP applications
Material, drive & control
The high quality of the materials ensures long-term, operational dependability. Every requirement can be met with the appropriate material.
A multiphase motor is coupled to a precise eccentric drive in a strong plastic housing to form the drive unit. Tiermax housings and base rings meet all requirements and, for example, can withstand chemical attack due to the material used.
The flow rate of Tiermax stepper motor pumps can be continuously controlled by hand or via signals. This method can cover an adjustment range of 1:1000. The control mechanism is the stroke speed.
