Andritz supplier in Romania
Pumps and equipment for hydropower and industrial separation
Founded in 1852 · Headquarters: Graz, Austria
Who is Andritz and what does it make?
Andritz is an Austrian industrial group founded in 1852, headquartered in Graz, which makes process technologies, equipment and automation for several industries, including hydropower, industrial separation and fluid pumping. From the segments relevant to us we can quote industrial pumps and separation equipment, used in water plants, ore processing or industrial lines where solids must be separated from liquids.
On the pump side, Andritz covers single-stage and multistage centrifugal pumps, axial and mixed-flow pumps, split-casing pumps, suction pumps and submersible pumps, plus made-to-order systems for large capacities or technically demanding applications — including high-pressure models such as the HP43 series. On the hydropower side, Andritz supplies equipment for hydroelectric plants, and on the separation side it offers filtration and centrifuge technologies for industries such as mining, pulp and paper.
For the Romanian market, Andritz equipment is relevant for water infrastructure projects (supply, wastewater treatment), for industrial plants with solid-liquid separation needs, and for the rehabilitation or extension of existing hydropower capacity.
What do we supply from the Andritz range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Centrifugal Process Pumps | Single-stage and multistage centrifugal pumps, available in vertical and horizontal variants, for transferring water and process fluids in industrial and municipal plants. Used in water supply, irrigation and industrial circuits where flow and pressure vary with the application. |
| Axial, Mixed-Flow and Submersible Pumps | Axial and mixed-flow pumps for large flows at low pumping heads, alongside submersible pumps for installation directly in a well or basin. Typical applications include flood control, desalination and wastewater treatment plants where high flow matters more than high pressure. |
| High-Pressure Systems (HP43 series) | High-pressure pumps, such as the HP43 series, for technically demanding applications where high discharge pressure is required — industrial or infrastructure projects with special flow and pressure requirements, sized individually according to the parameters of the installation. |
| Hydropower Equipment | Equipment for hydroelectric plants, one of Andritz's historic segments, relevant for rehabilitation or extension projects of existing hydropower capacity, where compatibility with the infrastructure already installed is required. |
| Solid-Liquid Separation Technologies | Filtration and centrifuge equipment for separating solids from fluids, used in mining, the pulp and paper industry and food processing. Typical application: dewatering sludge or solid waste from the industrial process, before disposal or recovery. |
Why Andritz?
- Industrial group with more than 170 years of activity, founded in 1852 in Graz
- Range of pumps for heavy-duty applications — centrifugal, axial, split-casing and submersible
- Coverage of three related segments — pumps, hydropower and separation technologies
- Made-to-order systems for large capacities or technically demanding applications
Which Andritz codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| ACP | Single-stage centrifugal pump with axial suction |
| ASCP | Submersible centrifugal pump |
| HP43 | High-pressure pump for industrial process applications |
| MC | Pump for medium-consistency media, used in the pulp industry |
| ASPM | Multistage pump with axially split casing |
| ACP.142 | Self-priming variant from the ACP family of centrifugal pumps |
| ASP | Single-stage pump with axially split casing (the multistage variant is the ASPM series) |
| HDM | Submersible pump with motor and double suction |
| VLSP | Vertical long-shaft pump, tank-mounted |
| CVP | Vertical pump with concrete volute casing (concrete volute pump) |
| SAT/CAT | Vertical submerged pump, mounted directly in the basin |
Where is Andritz equipment used?
- Water supply and wastewater treatment — centrifugal and submersible pumps for municipal stations
- Mining — pumps and separation equipment for ore processing
- Hydropower — equipment for new or rehabilitated hydroelectric plants
- Pulp and paper — separation technologies and process pumps
- Desalination and flood control — axial and mixed-flow pumps for large flows
- Food industry — solid-liquid separation for processing waste
How do we supply Andritz in Romania?
We are clear about what we confirm on each request we receive. We bring in pumps and related equipment to order through supply channels in the EU, usually in 1–4 weeks for common components — complex projects are discussed case by case. For a quotation we need the required flow, the discharge pressure and the pumped fluid, plus the exact application (clean water, sludge, ore). For made-to-order systems, which depend on the specific configuration requested by the customer, availability is confirmed in the quotation.
Configuration and commissioning of made-to-order Andritz systems are handled by the manufacturer's technical team.
Frequently asked questions about Andritz
What is the difference between the Andritz ACP and ASCP pumps?
ACP is a single-stage centrifugal pump with axial suction, usually installed at surface level, while ASCP is built for submersible operation, with the sealed motor immersed in the pumped liquid. The choice between the two depends on the available space, the permitted noise level and whether a pump can be installed at surface level near the liquid source. Both belong to the manufacturer's standard centrifugal pump range.
What applications is the Andritz HP43 pump used for?
HP43 is a high-pressure pump from the Andritz range of centrifugal pumps. The exact pressure and flow data are confirmed from the datasheet published by Andritz for each variant.
Do you supply Andritz pumps in Romania?
Yes, we order Andritz pumps for each customer, as the range is not held in our own stock. On order, usually 1–4 weeks from order confirmation. For made-to-order systems, the lead time is set case by case. It helps to state the flow, the pumping head and the type of liquid handled so we can identify the suitable variant.
What should I provide for a quotation on an Andritz centrifugal pump?
What matters is the required flow, the pumping head, the temperature and nature of the liquid, and whether the installation requires vertical or horizontal mounting. For submersible variants such as ASCP or HDM, the installation depth in the basin is also important. Mentioning the industrial application, for example water treatment or pulp processing, helps in choosing the right series from the Andritz portfolio.
How do I request a Andritz quotation?
Send the Andritz code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: ANDRITZ, Andritz AG (manufacturer documentation)