The Monas joint of the K-series has a simplified structure with only the minimum number of parts, making assembly simple. In addition, the patented structure of the Monas pump ensures perfect sealing of the joints, and by adopting a specially processed metal ring instead of a metal seal band to seal the joints, various materials can be applied, and a long, trouble-free life is guaranteed.

The K-series has a structure in which the drive shaft is divided into two, a connecting shaft and a drive shaft (plug-in shaft structure), so the seal can be replaced without removing the drive shaft from the bearing housing, making seal maintenance easy.

The K-series is provided in two driving unit types: Mono block type and Bearing block type. Users can choose a pump that suits their purpose and situation between the mono block type, which has a compact design that allows installation in small spaces and is economical, and the bearing block type, which can be connected to a variety of actuators.

The K-series provides two types of rotor and stator: standard pitch, which is good for use in high concentration/high viscosity and high pressure applications, and long pitch, which has a large capacity and is good for use in low concentration/low viscosity and low pressure applications. Users can freely select the pump specification that suits their flow rate and purpose.

The KC type dehydration cake pump of the K-series is designed with a structure that integrates the pump and bridge breaker. Therefore, smooth suction is possible through a wide inlet, powerful agitation is possible with a large screw, and performance has been dramatically improved through a low-height, compact design. In addition, the suction performance of dehydrated cakes has been improved by installing Monas' patented Inducer structure.

The KC type dehydration cake pump of the K-series has a 3-part casing and a 3-part screw rod structure, making it easy to maintain even in difficult pump maintenance sites. This is because it has adopted Monas' patented structure that allows maintenance in place (MIP) without removing the machine. In addition, a patent has been applied that allows maintenance by disassembling the rotor/stator through the inspection hole without disassembling the casing.

Users who need to dispense a much smaller volume than the K-series can choose the KD dispenser family. The KD dispenser uses the mono pump(Progressive cavity pump) transfer principle, so unlike other dispensers, dosing and filling are possible freely.The special principle of the monopump allows for non-pulsating metering transfer of high-viscosity liquids, and the discharge amount is exactly proportional to the number of rotations, making it easy to control the flow rate. The suck-back function through reverse rotation is also possible to prevent liquid dripping. In addition, if proportional injection is required by mixing two liquids, using the KDD duo dispenser, allows the user to accurately adjust the mixing ratio desired.