WATSON-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS) will showcase a range of fluid handling solutions at PPMA Show 2026, including the Bredel CIP pump, MasoSine Certa Sine pump and Watson-Marlow peristaltic pumps.
The Bredel CIP pump is designed for sanitary and hygienic processes. Finalist in the Product of the Year category at the Pump Industry Awards, the solution features automatic retractable shoes that fully open the hose, allowing CIP fluid to flow at the ‘optimal’ velocity for effective cleaning. By eliminating hose compression during the CIP process, the design also helps to extend hose life. The pump is said to be particularly suited to breweries and other food and beverage applications where efficient cleaning and reduced maintenance are critical to maximising uptime.
WMFTS will also highlight its MasoSine Certa Sine pump for demanding food and beverage applications. Featuring a one-shaft, one-seal design, Certa is one of the few pumps certified to EHEDG Type EL Aseptic Class I standards. The aseptic certification confirms the bacteria-tight design when using a double mechanical seal. WMFTS said its gentle handling capabilities make it particularly effective for transferring shear-sensitive and high-viscosity products while maintaining product quality and yield.
Also on display will be the peristaltic pump range, engineered for high-precision fluid handling with ‘accuracy of up to ±0.5’. The pumps’ closed fluid path design aims to ensure complete product isolation during transfer, filling and filtration; minimising contamination risk and supporting sterile processes across a range of applications. Their scalable design enables manufacturers to move from development to full-scale production while maintaining process consistency and product quality.
John Rowley, sales manager – food & beverage and clean process at WMFTS UK, said, “Manufacturers are under increasing pressure to boost productivity, reduce downtime and maintain consistently high standards of quality and hygiene. PPMA provides an excellent opportunity to explore the technologies and approaches that can help address these challenges. We’re looking forward to meeting visitors, discussing their specific requirements and demonstrating how our fluid handling solutions can support efficient, reliable operations.”
