TEMA stainless steel IP67 milk pump motor

Wednesday, 10 May, 2017 | Supplied by: Lafert Electric Motors

TEMA has released a stainless steel IP67 milk pump motor that is suitable for the dairy industry. It is designed and manufactured to operate in extreme conditions with high or low temperatures, high humidity, steam, water, etc. It can be hosed down with any caustic cleaning solution and will remain in good condition.

The mechanical design of the motor is claimed to be completely different to any motor in the world. It is suitable for any food processing company that has to wash down its machines to keep them clean.

Online: www.scorpionstainless.com.au
Phone: 03 9702 3707
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