ROVER 20 / 25 impeller New type (code 040035) – Professional winemaking accessory
The ROVER 20 / 25 impeller New type (code 040035) is a dedicated replacement part for compatible ROVER pumps used in winemaking. It is designed to support efficient liquid transfer while helping maintain stable performance during everyday cellar operations.
Its construction focuses on durability and reliability, making it a practical choice for hobby winemakers and small to medium-sized wineries. When installed correctly in the appropriate ROVER pump, it contributes to smooth, consistent operation and supports precise control of wine movement in the cellar.
Main features
- Original ROVER accessory designed for Rover 20 / 25 pumps
- Optimised for winery use and cellar workflows
- Supports simple, straightforward operation of compatible pumps
- Engineered for stable, long-term performance when properly maintained
Use and compatibility
This impeller is intended as a spare or replacement part for specific ROVER pump models that require the New type impeller with code 040035. Before purchasing, always check the model designation and technical documentation of your existing ROVER pump to ensure compatibility.
Installation should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and, if needed, be performed by a qualified technician or an experienced user familiar with pump maintenance. Correct installation and regular cleaning help preserve performance and extend the service life of both the impeller and the pump.
Practical benefits in the winery
Using the appropriate original ROVER impeller can support consistent pump operation during racking, transfer, or other cellar processes. Its design allows for easy removal and cleaning according to the pump’s maintenance guidelines, which is especially important in winery environments where hygiene and reliability are key.
By choosing an original, model-specific impeller, you help ensure that your ROVER equipment continues to operate as intended, supporting efficient and predictable workflows in your winery.
