IFT FIRST

Process Industries/ Food and Beverage

Visit the Watson-Marlow booth at IFT FIRST for expert fluid path solutions

13 – 16 July 2025

Visit our booth to learn more about our diverse range of precision-engineered peristaltic pumps and critical fluid path technologies for the food and beverage industry.

Our peristaltic and sinusoidal pumps enable companies to optimise efficiencies and increase productivity while reducing energy costs, water use, and waste with shear-sensitive pumping.

On display will be:

Watson-Marlow pumps deliver accuracy of up to +/-0.5% to guarantee process stability and product quality, and closed fluid path pumping assures complete isolation from any source of contamination during transfer, filling and filtration applications. Watson-Marlow cased drive pumps for the alternative protein cultivated industry offer ease-of-application, with no hard piping required, as well as near-zero maintenance, sterility and performance for fermented feed. Flexible and scalable, without changing contact materials or losing performance, Watson-Marlow peristaltic pumps ensure the process remains controlled and repeatable at every scale.
The Qdos^® range of chemical metering and dosing pumps offer reliable and cost-effective performance for water and waste treatment companies. Qdos peristaltic dosing pumps, including the Qdos H-FLO for higher flow rates up to 600 L/hr, can eliminate the need for ancillary equipment with flow rates from 0.1mL/min to 120 L/hr at pressures of up 9 bar. Qdos pumps have an accuracy of ±1% and repeatability of ±0.5%, and this accuracy results in reduced chemical costs and contributes to less emissions with fewer chemical deliveries. Qdos can reliably handle a wide range of chemicals, such as precipitants, flocculants or disinfectants.
Bredel hose pumps handle abrasive sludge, paste, and slurries at 100% volumetric accuracy. The heavy-duty peristaltic hose pumps are virtually maintenance-free as there are no impellers, liners or mechanical seals to replace, no check valves to clog, and no rotors or stators to wear out. Flow rates up to 108 cubic metres/hr at 16 bar can be achieved with Bredel which can transfer up to 80% solids in suspension.