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Anyone who orders parts from us quickly discovers that not only our products but also our prices are competitive. Order your wear parts from Benedict-THO B.V. and save a significant amount of money. Many peers—both at home and abroad—have already done so!
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Since we operate an online store, you can find all the necessary information for each item. Should you still have questions about a product, you can always submit them via the contact form. It is helpful if you provide the original manufacturer part numbers as a reference; this allows us to give you a precise answer. We will respond to your inquiries within 24 hours. Of course, if you have an urgent question, you are always welcome to contact us by phone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Positive displacement pump
A positive displacement pump is self-priming. This means that slurry can be drawn in via a hose, making the pump highly versatile in operation. Additionally, very high pressure can be achieved on the discharge side. This makes the positive displacement pump suitable for thicker slurry or for pumping over longer distances.
Lobe pump
Tractor-driven lobe pumps are ideally suited for pumping slurry. If you are looking for a manure pump that is easy to move, a tractor-driven lobe pump offers the perfect solution. Lobe pumps move the slurry using rubber elements (lobes).
Progressive cavity pump (screw pump)
Progressive cavity pumps have a longer service life than lobe pumps. They handle very thick slurry more easily and are highly suitable for applications requiring frequent pumping, such as with manure separators and biogas plants.
A progressive cavity pump is commonly used in situations requiring a constant, low-volume flow of slurry—for example, when feeding a manure separator. This allows for precise flow control. Furthermore, these pumps are capable of generating extremely high operating pressures.
Positive displacement pump
A positive displacement pump is self-priming. This means that slurry can be drawn in via a hose, making the pump highly versatile in operation. Additionally, very high pressure can be achieved on the discharge side. This makes the positive displacement pump suitable for thicker slurry or for pumping over longer distances.
Lobe pump
Tractor-driven lobe pumps are ideally suited for pumping slurry. If you are looking for a manure pump that is easy to move, a tractor-driven lobe pump offers the perfect solution. Lobe pumps move the slurry using rubber elements (lobes).
Progressive cavity pump (screw pump)
Progressive cavity pumps have a longer service life than lobe pumps. They handle very thick slurry more easily and are highly suitable for applications requiring frequent pumping, such as with manure separators and biogas plants.
A progressive cavity pump is commonly used in situations requiring a constant, low-volume flow of slurry—for example, when feeding a manure separator. This allows for precise flow control. Furthermore, these pumps are capable of generating extremely high operating pressures.