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Kirloskar Unveils Innovative ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I Pumps
ECONOMY & POLICY

Kirloskar Unveils Innovative ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I Pumps

Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) is proud to unveil its latest innovation, the ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I, I HP mini-series pumps. These state-of-the-art pumps represent a significant leap in fluid handling technology, serving the diverse needs of both industries and households.

The ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I pumps from KBL offer a range of key features that distinguish them in the fluid management landscape. Equipped with a superior Cathodic electro-deposited (CED) coating, these pumps deliver unparalleled corrosion resistance and durability, even in challenging environments. They operate seamlessly across a wide voltage range, ensuring consistent performance, even in areas with fluctuating power supply. Safety is paramount, thanks to the inclusion of a Thermal Overload Protector, preventing overheating and ensuring long-lasting reliability. Furthermore, these pumps prioritise safety with their robust casing and secure fittings, ensuring user and infrastructure protection.

What truly sets these pumps apart is their ability to operate with reduced noise levels.

Ms. Rama Kirloskar, Joint Managing Director at KBL, expressed her enthusiasm about the product launch, stating, "Kirloskar Brothers Limited has always been a leader in utilizing cutting-edge technology to manufacture high-end pumps. In another progressive step, we have introduced ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I, highly efficient pumps suitable for domestic, agricultural, and industrial use. They feature an advanced, compact, and lightweight design, along with enhanced safety features.

Kirloskar also emphasised that the ANIIKA and ANISA pumps are built to withstand the test of time, ensuring long-lasting and dependable operation. These mini pumps are available in a 1.0 HP variant.

Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) is proud to unveil its latest innovation, the ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I, I HP mini-series pumps. These state-of-the-art pumps represent a significant leap in fluid handling technology, serving the diverse needs of both industries and households. The ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I pumps from KBL offer a range of key features that distinguish them in the fluid management landscape. Equipped with a superior Cathodic electro-deposited (CED) coating, these pumps deliver unparalleled corrosion resistance and durability, even in challenging environments. They operate seamlessly across a wide voltage range, ensuring consistent performance, even in areas with fluctuating power supply. Safety is paramount, thanks to the inclusion of a Thermal Overload Protector, preventing overheating and ensuring long-lasting reliability. Furthermore, these pumps prioritise safety with their robust casing and secure fittings, ensuring user and infrastructure protection. What truly sets these pumps apart is their ability to operate with reduced noise levels. Ms. Rama Kirloskar, Joint Managing Director at KBL, expressed her enthusiasm about the product launch, stating, Kirloskar Brothers Limited has always been a leader in utilizing cutting-edge technology to manufacture high-end pumps. In another progressive step, we have introduced ANIIKA-I and ANISA-I, highly efficient pumps suitable for domestic, agricultural, and industrial use. They feature an advanced, compact, and lightweight design, along with enhanced safety features. Kirloskar also emphasised that the ANIIKA and ANISA pumps are built to withstand the test of time, ensuring long-lasting and dependable operation. These mini pumps are available in a 1.0 HP variant.

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