Tapflo pumps are some of the most versatile pumps on the market today. Thanks to the simple operating principle, with a compact and reliable design, Tapflo diaphragm pumps meet the demands of heavy industrial duties.
CTV is a single stage vertical centrifugal pump that is simple but very reliable in duty. The pump is specialized for transfer and circulation of various liquids from containers, sumps and tanks. CTV is made from PP , PVDF or stainless steel AISI 316L.
CT is an open impeller centrifugal pump, made from
stainless steel AISI 316L. With excellent electro polished surfaces, high finish and mechanical strength, the CT range meet the demands from a variety of today’s industries. After all, CT is still available at a very appealing price level.
CTM pumps are used in most industries where liquids are pumped. The pumps handle many types of low and normal viscous clean liquids such as chemical aggressive and toxic.
Tapflo Group is a manufacturer of industrial process pumps. All pumps are manufactured and assembled in our own factory, design and development is done inhouse.
Today Tapflo Group is represented by own offices in 20 countries and represented by independent distributors in another 33 countries.
08 Dec 201108.12.2011 15:0008 Dec 15:00
Tapflo is increasing the T series metal pump capacity with the launching of the new T820 S, a diaphragm pump made from stainless steel with an impressive capacity of 820 l/min.
06 Jul 201106.07.2011 12:0906 Jul 12:09
Maintaining Tapflo pumps shall always be quick and easy. Learn how to maintain our diaphragm pumps by watching our new video clips, click here to watch them…
19 Nov 201019.11.2010 14:5419 Nov 14:54
We are happy to introduce the ”big brother” in the metal diaphragm pump series – the 3” aluminium pump TX820.
Read the press release here…
Find tech details about TX820 here…
08 May 200908.05.2009 08:5908 May 08:59
TX94 Aseptic diaphragm pump
In order for pump to be EHEDG certified the pump must not feature any internal horizontal surfaces. The reason for this is to prevent any liquid from remaining in the pump after it stops.
Learn more about the aseptic pumps here…