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25/02/2022
BCM TA-41A pneumatic screw pump was shipped to customer in Uzbekistan

Russian Automotive Market Research

The Becema machine-building plant completed the shipment of TA-41A pneumatic screw pump for the largest cement industrial enterprise in Uzbekistan. The model is designed for transportation of various powdery and fine-grained materials: cement dust, raw flour, fertilizers, components for the production of glass, alumina, lime, etc. This is a stationary unit that is mounted under bunkers or silos. The pneumatic screw pump includes the pump itself and the electric drive that are mounted on separate frames.

The scope of application of pneumatic screw pumps is quite wide. They can be installed directly under the railway track, so they are widely used for unloading and loading railway hopper freight cars, as well as cement carriers. In addition, they are in demand for intra-warehouse pumping between the bag splitter or cement storages.


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