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One year on from the launch of its ground-breaking EZstripTM progressing cavity (PC) pump, Mono has launched another maintain-in-place (MIP) innovation which is set to revolutionise the maintenance of a PC sludge cake pump.

When part of Premier Food’s Sarsons factory in Manchester was brought to a halt because of a progressing cavity pump failure, it turned to Mono for the supply of a replacement part from their Mono Universal Parts (MUP) range, which was delivered to site two hours after the call.

Four Compact C progressing cavity pumps have been installed in a municipal waste water treatment plant (WWTP)  in the city of Subotica in Serbia.

Helping to drive down the cost of pump maintenance, Mono has further extended its Mono Universal Parts range of replacement wear parts for other manufacturers pumps to include competitively priced 2 / 3 geometry rotors.

Mono® has extended its Mono Universal Parts range to include FDA Compliant stators for the food and beverage industry.  These stators, together with the full range of Mono Universal Parts, offer progressing cavity (PC) pump users competitively priced alternatives for other brands of PC pumps.

Thames Water has installed a high performance TR Muncher® at its Banbury sewage treatment works in Oxfordshire to improve efficiency and prevent downtime caused by difficult to source spares.

Bulmers, the world’s largest cider maker, has installed a high performance Helios progressing cavity pump from NOV® Mono® to improve the efficiency of its cider making process at its Hereford Cider Mill.

A high performance sewage grinder has been installed at Port Isaac Sewage Treatment Works as part of a major project to combat increasing downtime at the facility.

NOV® Mono® has won a new framework agreement with Northern Ireland Water (NI Water) for the supply of progressing cavity pumps and parts, including installation.

As part of an ongoing initiative to improve efficiency and reduce maintenance costs, Severn Trent Water has installed two high performance Mutrators® at its Burnhill Green sewage treatment works in Staffordshire.