Vogelsang USA introduces EP Series for pumping applications in the petrochem market

The EP series handles extreme conditions and constant high pressures.
A heavy-duty gearbox allows for a uniform pressure output of up to 260 psi (18 bar), making it one of a kind in its category.
The pumps in the EP series consist of a one-piece housing that can reliably pump abrasive, chemically aggressive, and explosive flow media at temperatures of up to 392°F (200°C).
Helical gears in the gearbox ensure smooth performance and reduce noise emissions.
Pulsation-free conveying reduces wear on the adjacent pipeline while providing a low-shear pumping action.
“The EP series’ high-pressure performance and temperature limits make it suitable for applications in the petrochemical industry, where our customers previously used screw, gear, and progressing cavity pumps. Rotary lobe pumps save more space and are more energy-efficient and service-friendly in comparison,” said Vogelsang USA president Russ Boring.
Vogelsang has additionally equipped its EP series with an AirGap for high operational reliability. The AirGap atmospherically separates the gearbox and pump chamber, ensuring that, in the event of a leak, the liquid will drain to the outside rather than leaking into the gearbox.
The EP series offers groundbreaking seal technology. High pressures, extreme temperatures, and aggressive media are all reasons why Vogelsang worked with well-known manufacturers to develop two new types of sealing systems that allow EP series pumps to be used in demanding environments.
The new seals not only comply with specific industry standards, but also increase the reliability of the pumping process and help to ensure maximum uptime.
With the Automatic Supply Unit (ASU), Vogelsang is introducing a unique seal supply system that complements the EP pump line. The ASU is much smaller than conventional seal supply systems and is easy to install, even in confined spaces. The patented system supplies lubricant to the seal with every rotation of the pump in order to sustain the sealing pressure. This maintains overpressure, extending the service life of the seal by up to 100%.












