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Distillery : Tro Dosing Pump

Achieve unparalleled accuracy and efficiency in your distillery operations with the Tro Dosing Pump. Designed for the unique dosing needs of the distillation industry, our pumps ensure precise ingredient measurement and seamless integration into your production process.

TESTING FACILITY

TEST FACILITY AT UDS

  • At time 6 pumps can be tested simultaneously
  • pump flow rate at working pressure
  • vibration of pump and motor, SOUND METER
  • Amp meter, Pressure meter
  • Voltage meter, Frequency meter.
  • All instruments are tested as per govt.standard at approved govt. lab
  • Pumps up to 7000 LPH flow and maximum 450 BAR pressure can be tested.

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How Tro Dosing Pump Enhances Distillation

With advanced dosing technology, Tro Dosing Pump optimizes production by minimizing waste and maximizing product consistency. Whether you are producing whiskey, vodka, rum, gin, or other spirits, our dosing pumps provide the control and precision needed for superior quality.

Applications in the Distillery Industry :

  • Precise alcohol blending and flavor dosing
  • Controlled yeast and enzyme injection for fermentation
  • Accurate water and additive distribution
  • >Ensuring consistency in aging and maturation processes

Why Choose Tro Dosing Pump?

  • High Accuracy & Consistency – Maintain perfect proportions for flavors, aromas, and additives.
  • Durability & Reliability – Built with high-quality materials for long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
  • Customizable Flow Rates – Adjust dosing levels as per your specific distillation requirements.
  • Easy Integration – Compatible with existing distillery systems for smooth operation.
  • Minimal Maintenance – Designed for efficiency, reducing downtime and operational costs.
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