Asphalt Pumping Solutions

 

Viking Pump® in the Bitumen & Asphalt Pump Process

 

Viking pumps play a vital role in reliably transferring asphalt for the pavement and building material markets including at hot mix plants, asphalt terminals, sealant plants, and roofing manufacturing facilities.

Viking pumps are used for unloading trucks and railcars; transferring and metering asphalt to drum mixers at hot mix plants; pumping additives at asphalt terminals and sealant plants; and moving clean asphalt flux & blown asphalt at roofing plants.

Viking Pump’s robust & easy to maintain pumps will improve your operational efficiency.

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324A SERIES™

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  • Cast Iron
  • Jacketed for steam / oil prior to pump startup
  • Capacities to 1,600 GPM
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34 SERIES™

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  • Low Pressures
  • Capacities to 450 GPM
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Positive Displacement Pumps for Asphalt Applications

 

Positive displacement pumps are used for asphalt because they provide a smooth, steady flow of product compared to other types of pumps which can produce pressure fluctuations. They are also capable of producing high discharge pressures. Additionally, they are easy to maintain and provide a greater degree of accuracy in terms of the volume of product delivered.

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ALL PUMPS FACTORY TESTED

Our state-of-the-art testing equipment is used to confirm performance prior to shipments. Our world-class lab gives Viking Pump the ability to test our pump designs across a range of relevant variables. 

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Our world-class lab gives Viking the ability to test its glycol pump designs across a range of relevant variables.

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