Pressurisation systems manufacturer, Mikrofill, has launched a number of new pumped pressurisation units. The new Mikrofill Maxi AP for large capacity systems has been designed to bring together the best of engineering from both the current Mikrofill Maxi and Aquatech Pressmain AP unit – both of which brands are part of the Stuart Turner Group.
The Maxi AP has also been redesigned internally, which the company believes will make the system easier to use and service. It says there are now more flexible fittings and easily accessible controls and four size options.
The company says the new advanced Ai100 system microcontroller also helps retain precise pressure control and offers a more intuitive user interface with simplified feature access.
Stuart Savill, Head of Engineering for Stuart Turner Group, said: “We have listened to feedback from customers and with Stuart Turner Group investment, we are proud to be bringing the Mikrofill Maxi AP to market, utilising Aquatech Pressmain – well known in the specification market for its engineering excellence. Combining the Aquatech Pressmain AP unit with the Mikrofill Maxi, we have designed and developed a best-in-class pressurisation unit that meets and exceeds customer requirements.
“Alongside the Mikrofill 3 (CAT 4 approved for commercial use) and the range of Aquatech Pressmain pressurisation units, we are confident we offer a family of pressurisation units that will fit and fulfil customer projects, backed by brands that are well known for quality and customer service and that are trade trusted.”
In addition, the Mikrofill Mini and Midi have undergone improvements including the switch to recycled ABS, new plate brackets and fixing screws to secure the cover to the top of the tank and new fascias. All will come in the signature blue colour to match the Mikrofill 3.
