Plant engineers in Ahmedabad's dairy cooperatives know the cost of CIP system failures during cleaning cycles—production lines sit idle, caustic solutions don't circulate properly, and your shift supervisor is explaining delays to operations management. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which operates Amul, is controlled by 3.6 million milk producers and maintains some of India's most stringent hygiene standards. When your CIP pump fails at midnight before the morning milk processing run, equipment sourcing from distant states means 48-72 hour downtimes that cooperative members can't afford.
The SE-Vanguard HP Triplex Pump delivers 200-450 kg/cm² pressure with a forged crankshaft and ceramic-coated plungers designed for caustic solutions, acid rinses, and continuous duty cycles. Built specifically for dairy CIP systems, chemical dosing in textile operations, and water treatment plants across Ahmedabad's Vatva and Odhav industrial estates.
With GCMMF's revenue reaching ₹72,000 crore in FY23, supplier quality benchmarks mirror cooperative-level reliability expectations. Modular valve design cuts servicing time from full-day shutdowns to 2-hour replacements; your maintenance team handles it between production shifts.
Manufactured in Nashik with 24-hour service support across Gujarat because CIP schedules don't accommodate three-day pump repairs. Your caustic wash completes in 90 minutes, not 4 hours with struggling pumps. Your QC releases batches on time, every time.
