Verder’s screw pump offering under Verderhus is designed around a screw impeller that gently feeds product into the pump chamber and transfers it efficiently to discharge. The open impeller design supports pumping liquids with large solids, while the screw channel design suits high solid content and viscous liquids that are difficult for standard centrifugal pumps.

Verder positions Verderhus screw pumps as a high efficiency, low NPSHr option, which can help reduce energy use and overall ownership costs in demanding industrial duties. This makes them a practical choice for sites that need stable performance on challenging fluids without constant blockages and interruptions.

Screw pumps are commonly used where fluids are hard to move, such as viscous liquids, sludge, slurry, and solids laden media where clogging and unstable flow cause downtime. The open impeller and screw channel design support applications that need reliable transfer of higher solids content fluids without aggressive shear.

They are also useful when suction conditions are difficult. Verder notes low NPSHr performance, which can help where suction lift and inlet conditions limit other pump types.