GEA supplier in Romania
Sanitary pumps and food and pharma process equipment
Headquarters: Düsseldorf, Germany
Who is GEA and what does it make?
GEA is a German process equipment and technology company, headquartered in Düsseldorf, active mainly in the food and beverage industry. The pumping range includes hygienic centrifugal pumps, the GEA Hilge NOVATWIN+ twin screw pump, high-pressure piston pumps and jet vacuum pumps from the LVP1 series. From the GEA portfolio we can quote pumps and process components for lines in the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries.
GEA pumps are designed for hygienic processes — construction that allows CIP (clean-in-place) cleaning without dismantling, contact materials that meet food and pharmaceutical requirements, and seals adapted to viscous or shear-sensitive products. The Hilge NOVATWIN+ series is a twin screw pump redesigned for lower resource consumption.
For processors in Romania in dairy, beverages or the pharmaceutical industry, GEA means access to hygienic pumping equipment for lines that must be cleaned frequently and that handle products sensitive to cross-contamination, not necessarily for general industrial applications where a standard centrifugal pump is sufficient.
What do we supply from the GEA range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| GEA Hilge NOVATWIN+ twin screw pump | Pump with two synchronised screws, designed for energy-efficient pumping of fluids in the food and beverage industry, including products with a moderate particle content or variable viscosity. Hygienic construction, with contact surfaces that are easy to clean by CIP procedures. Typical application: transfer of beer, milk or semi-viscous products in continuous processing lines. The customer states the flow rate required, the viscosity of the fluid and the CIP cleaning requirements. |
| Hygienic centrifugal pumps | Centrifugal pumps with hygienic construction for the transfer of milk, beverages, liquid pharmaceutical products and other fluids with strict cleanliness requirements. Stainless steel contact materials, with surface finishes adapted to sanitary requirements, and hygienic mechanical seals. Typical application: process circuits in a dairy or beverage plant, where the line is cleaned frequently between batches. The customer sends the flow rate, the pressure required and the type of fluid pumped. |
| High-pressure piston pumps | Piston pumps for applications that require high process pressures, used where ordinary centrifugal pumps do not reach the working pressure required. Heavy-duty construction for continuous operation at high pressures. Typical application: homogenisation or high-pressure transfer processes in the food industry. The customer specifies the pressure and flow rate required for the process. |
| Jet vacuum pumps (LVP1 series) | Vacuum pumps based on the air jet principle, with no moving mechanical parts in contact with the conveyed fluid, used for generating vacuum when steam is not available as the driving medium. The customer specifies the vacuum level required and the air flow to be evacuated. |
Why GEA?
- Hygienic pumps with CIP cleaning, without dismantling, suited to food and pharmaceutical lines with strict hygiene requirements
- Hilge NOVATWIN+ twin screw pump, redesigned for lower resource consumption
- Extensive process technology portfolio — from pumping, through separation, to CookStar industrial cooking systems
- More than 18,000 employees worldwide
Which GEA codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| LVP1 | Jet vacuum pump, works without steam as the driving medium |
| GEA Hilge NOVATWIN+ | Twin screw pump, with low energy consumption |
| Aseptic Pigging System | Recovers the product remaining in the pipe with sterile compressed air |
| Aseptomag GD | Back-pressure valve with stainless steel bellows |
| BUCK AC | Powder transfer valve, solvent resistant |
| Aseptomag AV | Aseptic valve |
| Hygienic centrifugal pumps | Pumps for sanitary applications in the food industry |
| High-pressure piston pumps | Equipment for high process pressures |
| Air-jet pumps | Used for generating vacuum in industrial processes |
| Hygienic pumps | Category of pumps intended for sanitary applications |
| Hygienic valves and components | Equipment for handling liquids in the food industry |
| Aseptic valves and components | Equipment for aseptic processing of liquids |
| Valves and airlocks for powders | Equipment for handling powder materials |
Where is GEA equipment used?
- Dairy industry — pumping milk and derived products with CIP requirements
- Beverages — transfer of beer, juices and other process liquids
- Pharmaceutical — pumping liquid products with strict hygiene requirements
- Chemicals — process fluid transfer in industrial installations
How do we supply GEA in Romania?
For GEA we work from the manufacturer's technical documentation — we state openly what we confirm for each model. Pumps and components are sourced to order through EU supply channels, usually within 1–4 weeks of order confirmation. For a quotation we need the type of fluid pumped, the flow rate and pressure required, plus the CIP cleaning requirements where relevant. Availability of each model in the GEA range depends on configuration and production, and we confirm it in the quotation.
The hygienic seal configurations available for each model are established on the basis of a technical request and the manufacturer's documentation.
Frequently asked questions about GEA
What is the GEA Hilge NOVATWIN+ pump?
GEA Hilge NOVATWIN+ is a twin screw pump, redesigned for lower energy consumption compared with the previous generation, used for pumping products in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Construction details are confirmed from GEA documentation for the chosen model.
What is the difference between an Aseptomag GD and an Aseptomag AV valve?
Aseptomag GD is a back-pressure valve with a stainless steel bellows, used for maintaining constant pressure on the line, whereas Aseptomag AV is an aseptic valve; the exact function is confirmed from GEA documentation. The choice depends on the exact function required in the process diagram.
Do you supply GEA pumps and valves in Romania?
Yes, we source GEA components to order, usually within 1–4 weeks, since the range is not kept on the shelf because of the large number of technical variants. For a correct quotation we need the type of fluid processed, the flow rate and working pressure required, and the exact application - food, pharmaceutical or industrial.
How do I request a GEA quotation?
Send the GEA 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: GEA Group, GEA Group AG, Wikipedia (manufacturer documentation)