ALLWEILER Twin-Screw Pump
Type: Self-priming positive displacement pump with two screw spindles
Brief description:
The Allweiler twin screw pump pumps liquids virtually pulsation-free thanks to two counter-rotating, non-contacting spindles. Because the spindles do not touch each other, the pump is also suitable for non-lubricating, aggressive, or gas-rich media. The pump is self-priming and can handle a wide viscosity range — from thin to very viscous liquids.
Product specifications
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Technical details
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Manufacturer: Allweiler®
Allweiler® is an established name in industrial pumping technology and is known worldwide for reliable solutions for pumping a wide range of fluids. The brand combines a long technical tradition with a strong focus on operational reliability, efficiency, and consistent process performance. In industrial environments where continuity, accuracy, and low maintenance requirements are essential, Allweiler is considered a trusted choice for engineers, purchasers, and maintenance teams.
The range in this webshop includes the ALLWEILER NB, NBT, NT, NTT, and NTWH, as well as single-screw, three-screw, and twin-screw pumps. With these, the brand offers solutions for both clean and viscous media, and for applications requiring uniform flow, high pressure resistance, or product-friendly fluid handling. The various pump principles make it possible to tailor systems to specific process conditions, such as temperature, viscosity, capacity, and pressure.
Allweiler pumps are widely used in sectors such as chemicals, energy, oil and gas, maritime, tank storage, the food industry, and the general process industry. They are suitable for pumping fuels, lubricating oils, thermal oils, chemicals, additives, and other process fluids, for example. For companies seeking sustainable pump technology with proven performance and a high degree of operational reliability, Allweiler offers a solid and technically sound solution.
