Low-Shear Pumps for Sanitary and Hygienic 
Beverage and Brewing Applications

Beverage and brewing operations require pumps that meet strict hygiene requirements and support specific fluid-handling requirements. PSG Hygienic engineers pumps that meet these process needs with intentional design features that protect product quality, ensure cleanability and minimize downtime.

PSG Hygienic pumps are engineered for gentle transfer, accurate flow and dependable performance across breweries, wineries, soft drink manufacturing and other beverage processing lines. Our portfolio includes pumps that protect product integrity with low-shear operation, meet strict sanitary requirements and handle carbonation effortlessly, making them ideal for applications ranging from wort and yeast to wine, syrups and finished beverages. 

Our expert team can help you find the right pump technology for your product, process and cleaning requirements.

Contact a Beverage Application Specialist

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Hygienic and Sanitary 
Pumps for Beverage and Brewing

A rotary lobe pump 
  • Engineered for hygienic applications with contactless operation, full drainability, CIP and SIP capabilities
  • Extremely robust design eliminates shaft deflection and ensures a high tolerance for temperature and load changes
  • Fully modular platform with a range of rotor and seal options, plus additional customizations
Wilden FDA series pump 
  • Designed for ease of use with quick breakdown and reassembly for faster cleaning
  • Engineered for durability with a robust design and dry-run capabilities
  • Provides low-shear operation to protect the integrity of shear-sensitive products
A Mouvex H-FLO Series pump 
  • Maximizes product recovery with full drainability and high suction & discharge pressures
  • Engineered for optimal cleanability with CIP, SIP and a unique seal-less design that minimizes contamination risks
  • Self-priming and dry-run capabilities
A centrifugal pump 
  • Ideal for pumping product and acting as a CIP/CIP-return pump
  • Designed for smooth, robust operation and long work life
  • Modular design with easily accessible, FDA-compliant mechanical seals
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Customer Testimonials

“Mouvex pumps have many benefits for us: The high flow rates, the strong suction, the fact that Mouvex pumps feature no excessive shear that would put friction on the wine. But the best benefit for us is the higher rate of product recovery.”

– Bailly Lapierre Wines

Selecting the Right Pump for Your Beverage and Brewing Processes

Brewing, manufacturing and processing beverages all have unique fluid-handling needs.

When selecting the ideal pump for your beverage applications, consider the following:

  • Beverage manufacturing requires pumps that meet the specific application requirements. Start by looking for a pump with the right flow rate and pressure capability as well as proper head to match transfer, dosing, filtration, filling and recirculation capability.
  • For wine processing, look for low-shear pumps that minimize agitation and oxygen exposure. The ideal pump for wine production also tolerates sediment or solids without pinching and grinding tannins out of the grape skins and seeds, preserving flavor. 
  • Beer brewing processes are also sensitive to agitation and shear. Protect product integrity in beer brewing with a gentle, low-shear pump that can maintain CO2 in solution.
  • Carbonation can add complexity to fluid transfer. Soft drinks and other carbonated beverages are foam-sensitive and can pose challenges to stable flow delivery. Be sure to match your pump to the application rather than just the liquid type.
  • Cleanliness is a key consideration for pumps in beverage processing applications. To ensure your pump supports the hygienic conditions required for beverage manufacturing, look for smooth, crevice-free, fully drainable construction that supports clean-in-place (CIP) and sterilize-in-place (SIP) capabilities and reduces contamination risk during product changeovers. 
  • Regulatory compliance and chemical compatibility are also essential for beverage processing. Ensure that all wetted parts of your pump are compatible with your product and cleaning chemicals, and that all materials meet food-grade or regulatory requirements. 
  • In beverage applications, uptime is key. Look for pumps with simple maintenance requirements, easy cleaning processes and robust construction to ensure equipment longevity and minimize downtime.
  • Now more than ever, energy use and lifecycle costs are also a factor in pump selection. Look for a pump that delivers energy efficiency and a supplier with comprehensive support services, and take purchase price and service life into account to understand the pump’s total cost of ownership.

You can find pumps that meet any of the above requirements in the PSG Hygienic portfolio.

Consult with a Beverage Application Specialist