Comunicati stampa 2008

The European arm of Japanese pump manufacturer, Tsurumi is delighted to receive its largest ever order for LSC 'puddle-sucking' pumps from the Swiss Fire Brigade.

Tsurumi's latest submersible aerators, the TRN range which was launched at the IFAT trade fair in Munich last month, have been quick to find a new application in smaller waste water treatment plants in modular build for individual houses and hotels.

A wear and tear report on pump use in the Katzenberg tunnel project has revealed that opting for a range of Tsurumi pumps was an investment that has certainly paid off. Despite 60 contractor pumps being in constant use over the course of four years, the spare parts bill came in at only €25K.

Tsurumi has been one of the quickest manufacturers to respond to ongoing demands of the EU with the launch of a new series of submersible aerators. The new TRN range was officially launched at the IFAT trade fair in Munich, Germany which took place May 5 – 9.

Pump manufacturer Tsurumi is one of the first companies to have all of its aeration equipment tested to the new EN 12255-15 European Standard. EN 12255-15 applies to wastewater treatment plants and covers specifically the measurement of the oxygen transfer in clean water in the aeration tanks of activated sludge.

Tsurumi has released a range of sewage pumps that meet full requirements for the ATEX European Directive for protection of workers in explosive atmospheres. There are presently 11 models available from three ranges: the BX-Series, CX-Series and UX-Series.