CDR Pompe visiting Cramix between training and new future projects

Summary

The collaboration between producer and distributor is strengthened through direct discussion, the sharing of expertise, and mutual knowledge of each other's business realities. In this article, we recount the visit of CDR Pompe at the Spanish partner's headquarters Cramix, an important opportunity to consolidate a partnership that has contributed for years to bringing CDR solutions to the Iberian market.

During the meeting, the teams from the two companies explored topics related to technical training, the applications of CDR centrifugal pumps, and prospects for developing their collaboration, discussing the needs of the Spanish market and the opportunities offered by new products. The visit also provided a closer look at the organization and consultative approach of Cramix, a leading company in the distribution of technologies for pumping and industrial fluid treatment.

The article also explores the range of CDR pumps distributed by Cramix, with a focus on the main magnetically driven and mechanical seal solutions, highlighting the role of continuous training and technical dialogue in ensuring qualified customer service. A concrete example of how an international partnership can evolve through discussion, mutual trust, and a shared vision oriented toward growth.

CDR Pompe visiting Cramix between training and new future projects

The growth of an international partnership also comes through direct interaction between the people who every day contribute to the development of products, services, and market relationships. In this spirit of profound collaboration, CDR Pompe welcomed with joy the opportunity to visit Cramix's headquarters, a two-day event in the Iberian Peninsula dedicated to technical training, knowledge sharing, and dialogue on the future prospects of the partnership.

Our presence at Cramix's headquarters fostered a direct exchange of experiences, making it possible to delve deeper into technical aspects, discuss the needs of the public, and explore the opportunities that will characterize future developments of the collaboration.

Indeed, the high quality of CDR products does not derive solely from material selection and by the technological solutions adopted, but also by the training of those who propose, install, and support these products over time. For this reason, networking events like the one organized by CDR Pompe at Cramix play a fundamental role, allowing for the sharing of new knowledge and the creation of an ongoing dialogue between producer and distributor. The visit to Cramix therefore confirms the shared commitment to investing in training and continuing to develop a partnership that is useful and profitable for both organizations.

Cramix: experience and expertise serving Spanish industry

With over forty-five years of business and industry experience, Cramix It is an established reality in the distribution of pumping solutions industrial in Spain. Headquartered in Derio (Biscay) and thanks to a network that covers the area extensively Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Castellón, Seville, and the Portuguese market, the company operates as a technical partner for numerous manufacturing sectors, offering a specialized catalog that includes pumps, filtration systems, fluid agitation equipment, and other solutions for industrial processes.

CDR Pompe is proud to work with a partner like Cramix, a company that is not only a distributor, but also places a tremendous amount of focus on technical support for its customers. Next to the product distribution, In fact, the company offers advice on choosing the solutions best suited to various applications, assistance during the installation process, and a after-sales service which guarantees operational continuity to the systems at all times (Cramix is ISO-9001:2015 certified, as proof of compliance with rigorous quality standards). 

This very customer-centric mindset has allowed it to become a benchmark for companies belonging to various sectors, such as:

• sector chemical,
• sector pharmaceutical,
• water treatment,
• food and manufacturing sectors.

Thus, the collaboration with CDR Pompe is based on a shared vision, which is to offer reliable, secure technologies designed to meet the needs of individual customers' production facilities. Thanks to its knowledge of the Spanish market and its sales network, Cramix helps bring CDR solutions to an ever-growing number of companies, offering qualified support throughout the entire process of choosing and using the pumps.

Training, plant tour, and discussion on future projects

The two days spent at Cramix's headquarters, which took place on Thursday, September 3, and Friday, September 4, 2026, alternated between moments dedicated to visiting the production plant and activities involving technical training and discussions between the teams of the two companies. For the representatives of CDR Pompe, it was the ideal opportunity not only to share knowledge, but also to closely observe and explore the daily work carried out by Cramix to ensure quality, reliability, and control throughout the entire production process.

Training and professional development: shared knowledge for a higher quality service

The training addressed during the meeting takes on a particular significance specifically in relation to the distribution of CDR technologies. A centrifugal pump, whether with a mechanical seal or a magnetic drive, must be evaluated considering numerous parameters:

• fluid characteristics,
• required flow rate,
• total head
• temperature,
• suction conditions,
• construction materials,
• operating mode of the system.

For a commercial distributor and specialized partner like Cramix, knowing these aspects means being able to provide customers with quality assistance on par with CDR. Training also makes it possible to explore the differences between the various pumps available, thus better understanding the applications in which each product can be used.

The direct comparison between CDR Pompe and Cramix thus makes it possible to keep these skills up to date through continuous exchange. The producer makes its experience in the design and manufacturing of pumps available, while the dispenser It brings the knowledge gained through daily interaction with the market and the companies that use these technologies.

New products and future projects: building the next opportunities together

The visit also provided an opportunity to look at potential developments and new collaborative activities. Discussions between CDR Pompe and Cramix also focused on new products and potential joint projects, paving the way for further initiatives targeting the Spanish market.

Mutual knowledge of products and market needs (in this case, the Iberian market) makes it possible to identify more quickly the areas in which to develop new opportunities. For CDR Pompe, this means having a partner close to Spanish customers and attuned to the evolution of their needs, while for Cramix it means expanding its portfolio with solutions designed for specific industrial applications.

The future will therefore be focused on specific and concrete aspects such as:

• the expansion of the range,
• training on the new solutions,
• the search for applications in which CDR technologies can offer an adequate contribution.

The comparison initiated during the visit represents a basis for continuing this path, keeping the dialogue open on the needs of Iberian industries and the possibilities for developing cooperation. The common goal remains to create favorable conditions for the progressive growth of the partnership, through initiatives that bring together manufacturing expertise, technical knowledge, and commercial presence.

CDR pumps distributed by Cramix: technology for industrial fluid handling

The core aspect of the collaboration between CDR Pompe and Cramix remains, of course, the distribution of CDR magnetic drive and mechanical seal centrifugal pumps in the Spanish market, which are top-of-the-line products for fluid handling that require special attention in material selection, emission management, and process continuity.

The CDR range includes solutions made with materials selected based on fluid characteristics and operating conditions, including polypropylene (PP), PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) and PFA (perfluoroalkoxy). The choice of material represents a fundamental step in the design of a pumping system, because it must take into account chemical compatibility, temperature, fluid concentration, and the expected operating conditions.

magnetic drive

Regarding magnetic pulling, the Cramix catalog includes:

• UTN Series: execution on a backing track (UTN-L) monoblock (UTN-BL) is a magnetic drive centrifugal pump lined with plastic and fluoroplastic materials. Also recommended for 24/7 applications and temperatures up to +130°, it is ideal for fluid handling in the chemical industry;
• ETN EVO Series: Magnetic drive technology and an inner lining made of plastics with high chemical resistance ensure the system’s complete safety and prevent problems related to material corrosion and leakage of the treated fluid. Used for substances such as sodium hypochlorite, the ETN EVO pump also complies with Sub-ISO 2858 standard, a feature that facilitates its integration or replacement within existing systems.

mechanical seal

For mechanically sealed pumps, on the other hand, the Cramix offer includes:

• CCL: mechanical seal pump with parts lined in PP. With a maximum flow rate of 250 m3and a head of 75m, it works ideally with fluid temperatures between -10°C and +70°C.
• UCL: available in Polypropylene, PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) and PFA (perfluoroalkoxy), with execution on a base (UCL) monoblock (UCL-B), this mechanical seal pump is ideal for slightly contaminated, clean, or low-viscosity fluids.

CDR Pompe and Cramix: together toward new projects

Following participation as a CDR distributor at Expoquimia 2026 (held at Fira Barcelona – Gran Via exhibition center from June 2 to 5, 2026), our visit to the Spanish headquarters of Cramix it brought together three important elements of collaboration on a single occasion: knowledge, training and planning. The training sessions fostered the exchange of expertise, while discussions on new products and future projects laid the groundwork for upcoming collaborative activities.

The partnership with Cramix thus fits into the internationalization path of CDR Pompe and in the desire to consolidate lasting relationships with distributors capable of understanding the market and offering customers qualified technical support.

The next step will be to continue working together, turning the ideas that emerged during the meeting into new opportunities for discussion and development. The collaboration between CDR Pompe and Cramix thus continues with a shared foundation of skills and new perspectives to explore, strengthening a relationship that is already looking toward the upcoming challenges and opportunities that may arise in the Spanish market.

 

FAQ: CDR Pompe-Cramix—Overview and Comparison

 

1. In which industrial sectors can the CDR pumps distributed by Cramix be used?

The CDR pumps distributed by Cramix can be used in various sectors where it is necessary to handle fluids with specific characteristics. These include the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, water treatment, and numerous manufacturing applications.

The various available configurations make it possible to address different needs, from the management of corrosive fluids to the handling of substances that require special attention to containment. The choice of the pump must in any case be made based on the characteristics of the specific process. For this reason, the distributor's technical support plays an important role: it allows the machine's performance to be matched with the fluid, the system, and the actual operating conditions.

2. What is the role of a technical distributor in choosing a industrial pump?

A technical distributor acts as a bridge between the pump manufacturer and the end user. Its task is not only to propose a specific model, but to understand the needs of the system and identify, together with the manufacturer when necessary, the most suitable configuration. This requires knowledge related to fluids, materials, performance, and operating conditions.

In the relationship between CDR Pompe and Cramix, expertise in the Spanish market combines with the manufacturer's experience in pump design. The result is a dialogue that can facilitate the evaluation of various solutions and support the customer from the initial selection phase through to post-installation assistance. 

3 . How can international collaboration improve customer support?

Effective international collaboration makes it possible to combine different skills that rarely belong to a single company. The manufacturer has an in-depth knowledge of the technology, materials, design, and characteristics of its pumps, while the distributor possesses direct knowledge of the market, companies, and local application needs.

In the relationship between CDR Pompe and Cramix, these two competencies can engage in ongoing dialogue through training, technical discussions, commercial activities, and meetings at their respective facilities. The result is an enhanced ability to interpret the requests of Spanish clients and identify solutions consistent with the characteristics of their systems, while simultaneously maintaining a direct connection with the manufacturer.

4. What is the difference between a magnetic drive pump and a mechanical seal pump?

The main difference concerns the way movement is transferred from the motor to the impeller and, consequently, the handling of the pumped fluid. In mechanically sealed pumps, the shaft passes through the fluid containment area, and a mechanical seal is used to limit leakage. In magnetically driven pumps, however, transmission occurs through a magnetic coupling, with no direct mechanical connection between the motor and the impeller.

The magnetic configuration makes it possible to eliminate the mechanical seal on the shaft and represents a particularly interesting solution when handling corrosive, aggressive, toxic, or hazardous fluids.