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Every metering pump made by is designed with particular strengths: Whether your needs include energy-efficiency, low maintenance costs, or an extremely long service life for diaphragms. Or perhaps you are looking for a metering pump model that can handle supercritical fluids and liquid gas, or one that meets the highest requirements and demands of the oil and gas, chemistry, cosmetics, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, or food and beverage industry.
A chemical dosing pump is made to handle extreme conditions, including high temperatures and high pressures. A dosing pump works with a predetermined volume of water into its reservoir and infuses it into a tank or pipe containing the water until it is ready to be dosed.
The chemical dosing pumps in our stock are small water pumps that precisely injects chemicals or other agents into water. These pumps are a part of a chemical feed system, which often includes a pump or several pumps, a storage tank, tubing, and a display screen.
chemical dosing pumps to help you determine one that will meet your dosing requirements. In order to accommodate high and low pressure commercial and industrial applications, select a dosing pump that is adjustable, highly accurate, and provides low flow rates
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece onward |
| Brand | Milton Roy, Prominent,Sandur |
| Head | 20,25,30,35M HEAD |
| Material | Mild Steel |
| Usage/Application | Chemical Dosing |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Frequency | 50-60 Hz |
| Voltage | 220 to 240 V |
| Pump Type | Electronic Metering, Motorised and Plunger |
| Maximum Discharge Flow | 0-4 Liters/hours at 3.5 Kg/cm2 |
| Surface Finish | Color Coated |
| IP Rating | IP65,IP67 |
| Max Flow Rate | 50,100,150,200,300,500,750,1000LPH |
| Automation Grade | Semi-Automatic |
Chemical metering pumps get employed in many different industries including agriculture, industrial setups, large-scale medical manufacturing as well as in treating swimming pool water.
There are many ways the chemical dosing pump can maintain the precise rate of flow, depending on the type of pump as well as the features it includes. Nonetheless, most metering pumps draw an exact amount of chemical into a chamber before injecting it into a pipe or tank for dosing.
Types of Chemical dosing pumps:
There four main types of chemical injection pumps, and they vary concerning their pumping mechanisms, their field of application, types of chemicals pumped as well as pumping pressure.
A) Constant Injection Diaphragm:
In this kind of chemical metering pump, the pump chamber gets filled and emptied via a piston, diaphragm, and valves placed on the inlet and outlet of the chamber. When the piston gets pulled, the chamber draws in the chemical to a pre-calibrated amount while the outlet valve gets closed.
When the required volume gets achieved, the piston gets pushed inwards to inject the chemical at a specified rate of flow.
These types of pumps provide a near-accurate rate of flow, and with proper adjustments, it can pump chemical at variable rates of flow.
B) Pulse Injection Diaphragm:
In this type of chemical dosing pump, the diaphragm effect works in a similar manner to that of the Constant Injection Diaphragm pump. However, in this pump, the rate of flow gets controlled by a solenoid coil.
Instead of a slow and constant pumping, the solenoid draws chemical into the chamber and pumps it out in pulses. The rate of flow here gets controlled by producing the pulses at timed intervals.
The mechanical and electrical components are quite simple, and hence the pump is less accurate regarding chemical dosage volumes due to the timed pulse injections. If the chemical supply pressure fluctuates, the dosage will also vary as a result of the timed pulses.
As a consequence of the low accuracy, these pumps are quite cheap.
C) Lobe chemical injection pumps
These types of pumps utilize an impeller set of gears to allow fixed volume of chemical to enter the diaphragm. Though the volume measurement is not as accurate as in diaphragm pumps, these types of pumps mostly get used in the dosing chemicals with high viscosity.
Additionally, it is intricate to adjust the pump accurately for low rates of flow. However, one advantage of the pump is that it self-lubricates its gears via the viscous chemicals and hence it has a reduced wear rate.
D) Peristaltic Chemical metering pumps
Peristaltic pumps are quite accurate because they include a semi-circularly bent flexible tube through which the chemical passes flows. A mechanical arm moves along the curved tube, and its purpose is to capture the required volume of a chemical by squeezing the tube and pushing the chemical along the tube into the dosing pipe.
The main disadvantages of these pumps are that they wear quickly, and due to the use of an expandable rubber tube, they are not applicable to high rates of flow.