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FUNdraising for Save The Children on Christmas Jumper Day at Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd!
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If you need Hygienic Equipment for your processing plant, Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd can deliver quality products to you – fast.
From Pumps, Valves and Tank Equipment, to Installation Materials and Spares, our Technical Sales Team are on-hand to support you with everything you need to select the right products. We can offer project Management , Technical and Engineering Expertise, Equipment Trials or just a Quick Quotation and Fast Delivery.
Solutions you need, when you need them.
Visit our website to browse the products we have available – www.industrialtradingsolutions.com or contact us – 01675 465191 / sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com
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Take advantage of the ITS Special Offer for December and order your Service Kits with 15% Off!* Remember to quote the discount code when placing your order 🙂
*15% Off standard trade price and discount applies to Alfa Laval Butterfly Valves and Centrifugal Pump Service Kits Only.
Visit our website to see our full range of products and services – https://www.industrialtradingsolutions.com/
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Catch up with what has been happening at Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd in ITS Flow Time Newsletter, November Issue – Out Now!
Watch here how the Mouvex H-Flow Eccentric Disc Pump is easily dismantled and reassembled for maintenance and servicing.
The H-FLO Seal-Less Eccentric Disc Pumps have been designed for use in a wide range of pumping applications in the food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries, all of which require extremely hygienic operations.
It delivers high suction vacuum and high discharge pressure that allow it to self-prime and fully strip lines, a critical consideration when maximizing product recovery. The seal-less eccentric disc transfer solution for hygienic applications requiring high flow rates — up to 70 m3/h (308 gpm), 10 bar (145 psi).
Speak with Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd about your pump requirements. sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com / 01675465191.
Visit Our Website to see the full Mouvex Range of pumps available from ITS – https://www.industrialtradingsolutions.com/brand/mouvex
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As an experienced hygienic equipment supplier, we have seen first-hand how important it is to select the right product to meet the requirements of an individual plant, and not rely on a solution that ‘might’ do the job. When it comes to tank cleaning, at Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd we use our decades of expertise and technical knowledge to recommend and supply equipment focused on superior cleaning, with reduced cycle times and optimum water, energy and chemical consumption, that fits with exacting customer needs.
The automated cleaning of tanks and vessels is a common process in a wide range of industries. The sheer variety of residues, environments and tank sizes that need cleaning warrants an equally wide range of tank cleaning nozzle.
To help you make an informed decision before making a purchase, this is the ITS Guide to Tank Cleaning.
Types Of Tank Cleaner
Our range is divided into three main classes of tank cleaner plus additional technology.
1- Static. These are either very wide angle spray nozzles or manifolds of multiple nozzles. The most common type of static cleaner in this class are spray balls.
2- Rotary Spray. These cleaning heads spin under the fluid pressure and this rotation allows for a more directed spray to be distributed omni-directionality. The motion, combined with the more directed spray gives these heads a far greater scrubbing action than static nozzles.
3- Rotary Jet Cleaners. These cleaning heads have 2 or more nozzles that produce powerful straight jets of fluid. These impact on the surface of the tank blasting away tough residues. The nozzles will rotate in two dimensions over a set cleaning cycle so that the cleaning jets are brought to bear on each part of the tank.
4- Shadow Cleaning Technology – The adjustable nozzles of the PlusClean thoroughly clean shadow areas, including underneath agitator blades, coils and connections. Changeovers, whether batch or continuous processing, are safer, faster and contamination free due to an even more efficient cleaning cycle. This translates into higher productivity while using far less resources. Pairing the PlusClean with any top-mounted tank cleaning device saves money and resources.
Watch the video here to see how the PlusClean works:
Selecting A Tank Cleaner
A number of factors need to be considered when selecting the correct tank cleaning machine.
1- The Size Of Tank. The size of the tank will dictate strongly which cleaners can be deployed. Each nozzle/machine will have an upper limit to its effective cleaning radius and so as tanks get larger the choice of cleaning head becomes more limited. Tanks above about 10 metres in diameter can only really be cleaned well by rotary jet cleaners for example.
2- Residue Type. Some residues simply require a rinse with water to remove them. Others require considerable impact to dislodge them from the tank wall. Typically harder residues will necessitate the use of impingement tank cleaners like the Orbitor range.
3- The Tank Environment. Corrosive or hot tanks may dictate heavily which type of tank cleaning nozzles can be deployed in the vessel. In particular this will dictate the material of construction.
4- Obstructions In The Tank. Baffles, agitators and other internal structures may block the fluid of tank cleaners. This may necessitate the deployment of multiple machines.

Adequate coverage and effective scrubbing are of prime importance in bottle, drum, and tank washing.
Choosing from the variety of tank washing nozzles can be confusing.
When selecting nozzles / machines you should consider the following factors: size and shape of vessel to be cleaned, vessel opening, type of material to be removed, and spray coverage.
Size and Shape of Vessel to be Cleaned
The nozzles and machines in this brochure can be used to clean, wash, and rinse every size of vessel from small bottles, moderately sized process tanks, to large swimming pool sized tanks.
Static nozzles will have a limited coverage and produce little impact but have the advantage of being cheap and very robust as they have no moving parts.
Rotary spray balls like the HWS and HWP give greater coverage and moderate impact so they can clean larger vessels up to 7.9 metres in diameter. They are also able to clean tougher residues and will use less water to do so.
Rotary jet cleaners can have jets over 20 metres in length meaning a centrally mounted unit could clean a 40m diameter tank. They will also be deployed in small and mid-sized tanks to clean really tough residues.
The Cleaning Mix
Effective tank cleaning consists of 4 elements: chemical action, time, mechanical action and heat. Each of these element contributes a certain amount of “cleaning power” in any given tank cleaning operation. An increase in one element means other elements can be reduced without compromising overall cleaning. Conversely a reduction in any given element must be compensated for by a corresponding increase in one or more of the other elements if cleaning is to be maintained. The relative contributions of each element varies considerably depending on which type of tank cleaning head or nozzle is deployed. These are illustrated in the sinner circle diagrams shown below.
Water Consumption
Water consumption is driven by both the time element and the chemical element. The longer a tank cleaning system is running for then it is obvious that more water will be used. Water is known as a universal solvent, meaning it will dissolve more substances than any other chemical.
As such it is an important component of the chemical part of the cleaning mix. Often, in fact, it is the only chemical used and so makes up the entire chemical component. So the overall water consumption will depend on how much cleaning power is derived from the chemical and time parts of the mix.
Optimising Tank Cleaning
Optimising a tank cleaning system will depend very much on the residue and nature of the tank. The sinner circles for each system are a good place to start. The relative cost of each element should be assessed and then consideration can be given to the optimal mix. Increasing a cheaper element means a more expensive other element can be reduced thus improving efficiency. So, for example, reducing the cost of heating will mean either more time, chemicals or mechanical action will need to be increased.

Reducing water consumption is often a key driver for many businesses. Water is a costly resource. Not only does it need to be purchased it also needs to be pumped and then disposed of once contaminated. As discussed above the water consumption of any tank cleaning system is primarily a function of the time and chemical action elements. So if water reduction is a goal, it follows that the mechanical action and / or the heat element will need to be increased.
Tank Washer Selection
Generally speaking the rotary jet cleaners will be more water efficient than rotary spray and static systems. This is because the mechanical action element of these tank cleaners is so much higher than other types of tank cleaner. However smaller tanks simply may not be able to accommodate larger rotary jets cleaners. In addition, lighter residues may only need relatively light cleaning and so impact jet cleaners will actually be wasteful. As with most real world applications there are always exceptions to the rules but nonetheless the following rules of thumb can be applied to tank cleaning selection.
1 – For tanks smaller than 1 metre in diameter with medium to light residues static nozzles will probably be the most efficient.
2- For tanks between 1 and 3 metre in diameter with light residues rotary spray balls will probably be most efficient.
3- For tanks between 1 and 3 metres in diameter with medium or tough residues fast cycle rotary jet cleaners like the Orbitor Eco will probably be most efficient.
4- For tanks above 3 metres, even with light residues, rotary jet cleaners will probably be the most efficient.
5- For very tough residues, regardless of tank size, rotary jet cleaners will be the most efficient.
6- For tanks above 6 metres in diameter rotary jet cleaners are the only viable option as only they can reach the sides.
With certain tank cleaning selections, Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd are able to provide you with a working simulation of the cleaning pattern within your specified tank, so that you can be absolutely sure you have made the right choice.
The simulation gives information on wetting intensity, pattern mesh width and cleaning jet velocity. This information is used to determine the best location of the tank cleaning machine and the correct combination of flow, time and pressure to implement.
A demo containing different cleaning simulations covering a variety of applications can be used as reference and documentation for tank cleaning applications – it is also free and available upon request.
We offer a broad range of tank washing nozzles and machines, delivering quality, reliability, flexibility and value to a diverse range of applications. Take a look at our range brochure here:
Or Visit our Website: Tank Equipment for a Wide Variety of Constructions (industrialtradingsolutions.com)
Please give a massive welcome to out new Warehouse Apprentice Ciaran Murphy! Ciaran has come to us through the Kickstart scheme and we hope to upskill him in all areas of warehousing and distribution.
Having achieved a First Degree in Physics at Swansea University, Ciaran is not shy of hard work, however this is his first place of employment so is looking forward to gaining some practical skills and business experience that he can take with him anywhere.
As a Cub, Scout, Explorer and Assistant Scout Leader, Ciaran enjoys being active and completed his Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award for which he was presented his certificate at Buckingham Palace Gardens. He enjoys many sports including Hockey, Tennis, Squash and Badminton and regularly sails at Shustoke Sailing Club. Ciaran also has a keen interest in motorsports, particularly Formula 1 Racing.
Ciaran’s inquisitive mind means he loves problem solving and puzzles, often experimenting to find out how things work – great skills already for any workplace!
We are really looking forward to working with Ciaran and hope he enjoys his time with the team at Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd.
Welcome onboard Ciaran!
Have a read of this article in Food Marketing & Technology magazine to find out how Mouvex can help you overcome Clean-in-Place challenges in Hygienic Applications. https://lnkd.in/drQGickc
As an approved UK supplier of Mouvex Pumps, speak with us about your processing requirements on 01675 465191 / sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com or complete this form for a no obligation quotation. https://lnkd.in/dKXagXW2
We all had a great time on Friday at the BFBI Midland Luncheon in Nottingham, which provided some fantastic networking opportunities with old and new faces.
Andrew Jeans, Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd Managing Director received his ‘Past BFBI Section Chairman Award’ as the second longest serving chair in the organisation’s history, missing out on longest serving by only 6 months, for which the record is held by a member from over 7 decades ago!
We look forward to the next BFBI event and maybe we will see you there!
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ITS Technical Sales Staff have again been on their travels to Kolding in Denmark for Alfa Laval training – this time for Advanced Hygienic Pumps.
Safeer Hussain, Technical Sales for Spares and Service, commented on his experience:
”Back in the office after an intensive week in the Alfa Laval factory in Denmark for their Advanced Hygienic Pumps course, just two weeks after visiting Denmark for their intermediate Valves and Pumps course!

After a long year of travel restrictions I am grateful to have been given such opportunities, to which I would like to say a massive thank you to Peter Jeans and Andrew Jeans at Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd and a thank you to all those involved from the Alfa Laval team Kamilla Søgård Poulsen Kurt Kjellerup Paw Kramer Anders Lyhne René Stietz John Walker Russ Kelly (sorry if I have missed anyone!) for their hospitality over the weeks and their insights and knowledge of the industry.
P.S bumping into the President of Alfa Laval’s Hygienic Division ole Rudbeck Petersen in the canteen and having a chat was a pleasure and definitely one of the highlights of my travels!”
At Industrial Trading Solutions we are constantly upskilling our staff and ensuring we stay up to date with the latest technology, maintenance techniques and products that will benefit our customers.
John Morgan, Technical Sales for Pumps and Export, said:
”Last week I was very fortunate to visit Alfa Laval in Kolding, Denmark, to complete their advanced hygienic pump training. Along with my colleagues Praveen Perinpanathan and Safeer Hussain BEng at Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd we learnt so much and gained knowledge and the skills to offer you the best hygienic pump solution from Alfa Laval.

Just two days back, and I’m already using that knowledge to assist two customers who have sent us pump enquiries this afternoon.”
We look forward to the next one!
Have a pump query? – speak with one of our team today – 01675 465 191 / sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com
Pipetite® – A new approach to an old problem.
Sealing pipes where they pass through walls or ceilings has been a source of aggravation and repeated maintenance costs for many years. And with all processing plants being required to control their processing environment to avoid contamination from moisture, pests and airborne particles, unsealed gaps in walls, floors and ceilings are a prime source for these issues. By sealing penetrations, facilities eliminate one such potential hazard, avoiding risks to health and ensuring a safe product.
So here we have a simple, hygienic, and inexpensive solution…
Pipetite® is a flexible, self-sealing, sanitary wall boot that seals around tubing or pipe penetrations.
It’s unique design eliminates the need for sealants and is easily adapted to fit most pipe or tube diameters.
Constructed of hygienic white silicone, 316 stainless steel and with a temperature rating of -40°c to 260°c, this totally self-sealing boot, fits snuggly to walls and ceilings, whilst giving superior flexibility for movement, without causing damage or breaking the seal.
Pipetite® also comes with pre-drilled holes for quick and easy installation, so no messy clean-ups – and it makes unsightly gaps look neat and tidy!
Pipetite® is great for:
·Sealing new or existing piping
·Covering openings in ceilings, walls, floors or areas of plastic or sheet metal.
·Sealing around cables, tubing, hose, or wires
·Seals that are exposed to sunlight, cleaning solutions or other harsh environments
·Tube-in-tube floor or wall transitions
·Where fire, pressure or other regulations need to be adhered to
As the ONLY UK distributor of Pipetite® products, Industrial Trading Solution Ltd can supply Pipetite® from stock, to anywhere in the UK and fast.
Contact us: 01675 465191 / sales@industrialtradingsolutions.com
Website: https://www.industrialtradingsolutions.com/productcategory/pipetite/
👏 Whoop Whoop for Praveen Perinpanathan! ✨ Winner of ‘Best Performance in the Team Building Event’ at Alfa Laval training in Denmark. We knew he was a team player and now he has a trophy 🏆 to prove it. 🤩


Take a look at what Industrial Trading Solutions Ltd have been up to during October in our monthly newsletter – ITS Flow Time! October Issue Now Available

