ABEL eyes on various sectors including power

August 11, 2014 12:39 pm

“We hope the way ABEL has been welcomed into the Indian power sector by providing efficient high concentrate ash disposal solution, the same trend would be achieved in other sectors such as mining, paints, sewage treatment,” hopes Vicky Chawla, Executive Engineer, ABEL Pump Technology.
 ABEL, headquartered at Büchen, Germany, focuses on reciprocating positive displacement pumps – on development, design, manufacturing, marketing and, last but not least, service. Mr Chawla talk about the company’s focus and its performance up till now.
ABEL establishing itselfThe company specialises in reciprocating positive displacement pumps for varying flow rates and pump pressures with the particular core competence in membrane pumps. Together with ABEL’s usual quality standards, this design principle of the hermetically sealed pump is especially suited for abrasive, aggressive and even shear-sensitive media.
“Thanks to our technological advantage in mechanical membrane pumps, ABEL has earned a well respected reputation around the world,” says Mr Chawla. “Solids handling pumps for paste-like and non-Newtonian media and high pressure plunger pumps round off our range of high-capacity pumps.”
ABEL in now one of the leading names in the piston diaphragm pumps segment being used in the power sector in India for long distance high concentrate ash slurry disposal. The company has supplied pumps to various public and private owned Indian companies, namely NTPC, APGENCO, TGENCO, IndiaBulls, Reliance, Jindal and many others.
Previous fiscal show“The last fiscal did see a down slide in the performance of the company which was in sync with the trend in the Indian economy,” admits Mr Chawla. “We hope the optimism in the business world and the proactiveness of the current power holders proves to cause a turnaround in the power sector.”

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