Fine Flow Technologies has earned the reputation of being a leading Pumping Solutions provider. Our technical specialists will help select the most appropriate pump systems and also essential accessories and equipment for your applications.
Our engineers will visit your facility and consult with you on the desired output of the pumps and possible system upgrades.
PUMPING SOLUTIONS:
DEBEM Srl:
A leading manufacturer of process pumping solutions for pharmaceutical, food and beverages, chemicals, paints and inks, waste water, slurry, acids and solvents and more.
GemmeCotti Srl
GemmeCotti Srl has been producing pumps for acids and dangerous liquids, mixers, filters and compressors since 1992. GemmeCotti pumps are successfully used in many different industries including: chemical and petrochemical, pharmaceutical, oil refinery, electroplating, printed circuits, electronic, photography, military, water treatments, biotechnology, paper mills, textile, sugar plants, food processing, dairies and many others.
LIVERANI Srl
LIVERANI manufactures Pumps for transferring fluids, even if viscous and with parts in suspension, used for: oenology and oil based products, food and dairy products, cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry, chemistry, agriculture and marine. Pumps for oenological and industrial filter press feeding are available in various capacities.
DICSA INDUSTRIAL CONNECTIONS & COMPONENTS:
DICSA is one of the leaders in Hydraulics and Pneumatic components to make your job easy. Catering to markets like Agriculture, Automotive, Oil & Gas, Chemicals, Defence, R&D, Institutions and many more, DICSA has shown consistency and reliability in its offerings.
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LAMBDA INSTRUMENTS GmbH :
LAMBDA is known for high quality laboratory instruments like laboratory fermentor, fermenters, bioreactor for cell culture, peristaltic pumps, syringe pumps, fraction collectors, powder dosing (powder pump), mass flow gas controllers and fermentation software for biotechnology, microbiology, food and agricultural research and development.
