Key Maintenance Tips for Lobe Pumps

1. Inspect the Lobes Regularly :
   The lobes are the heart of the pump. Regularly check them for
   
   • Cracks, pitting, or wear
   • Uneven contact or scoring
   • Loose fittings
   Worn lobes should be replaced promptly to avoid damage to the casing and ensure consistent flow.
2. Monitor Seal Integrity :
   Mechanical seals and gaskets prevent leaks and contamination. Inspect them for
   
   • Drips or residue buildup
   • Misalignment
   • Cracks or hardening
   If seals are compromised, replace them immediately to avoid product loss and equipment damage.
3. Lubricate Bearings Properly :
   Bearings must be well-lubricated for smooth rotation. Use manufacturer-recommended lubricants and avoid over-lubrication, which can cause overheating.
4. Check for Abnormal Noise or Vibration :
   Unusual sound or vibration during operation can indicate
   
   • Misalignment
   • Foreign particles in the pump
   • Worn internal components
   Stop the pump and investigate immediately to prevent escalati
5. Flush and Clean After Use :
   In sanitary applications, cleaning the lobe pump after each batch is critical. Follow a Clean-In-Place (CIP) protocol or manually flush with appropriate solvents to avoid residue buildup or bacterial growth.

When Should You Service a Lobe Pump?

While maintenance frequency depends on the application and operating hours, we recommend

Why Choose Unique Pump System for Lobe Pump Servicing?

As a leading manufacturer and service provider, Unique Pump System offers

• In-house and on-site pump servicing
• Genuine spare parts
• Custom AMCs (Annual Maintenance Contracts)
• Expert diagnostics and performance testing
• Industry-leading support