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Diaphragm pump change cuts dosing downtime

A Larox Flowsys product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 16, 2008

By replacing the air-operated diaphragm pumps with Larox LPP-D20 pumps, James Hardie gained reduced downtime, increased flow accuracy and reduced maintenance labour costs.

James Hardie Building Products replaced its air-operated diaphragm paint primer pumps with a Larox LPP-D20 pump for dosing.

Since changing to the LPP-D pump in 2008, James Hardie has been able to reduce downtime and increase flow accuracy.

According to the Engineering Manager at James Hardie, the air-operated diaphragm pumps were failing every three weeks and a decision was made to find more reliable pumps.

By replacing the air-operated diaphragm pumps with Larox LPP-D20 pumps, the company gained reduced downtime, increased flow accuracy and reduced maintenance labour costs.

The new pump yielded considerable savings in spare part costs, as the LPP-D hose is significantly less expensive than the replacement parts of the diaphragm pump.

In addition, the change led to reduced costs due to the high air consumption of diaphragm pumps.

The rolling hose compression of the LPP-D offers a more reliable, uninterrupted flow of the medium to the process than diaphragm pumps.

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