Pumps & Accessories

Common Types of Metering Pumps:

Diaphragm metering pumps are the most common, deliver the highest pressures and can be configured with several control inputs making them capable of precise control. When well maintained, diaphragm metering pumps often cost less to operate and are more energy efficient.
Peristaltic metering pumps are simple to operate and commonly used to deliver products that “gas off.” They are also more forgiving than diaphragm metering pumps and work better with thick or dirty materials. Modern peristaltic pumps are also available with several control inputs and can be configured to deliver precision doses of products.

Why is it Important to have High-Quality Pumps?

A high-quality properly applied chemical metering pump will ensure an accurate and safe chemical delivery to your treated system.

Here are other reasons why pump controls are so important:

• You can prevent employee injuries: A properly applied, high-quality metering pump keeps you and your customers safe. With the proper materials of construction, pressure rating, and ancillary components such as tubing, valves, and fittings, the metering pump will consistently deliver the product to the treated systems in a safe and accurate manner. Selecting the proper pump and materials for the application will result in fewer malfunctions and a longer equipment lifespan.
• You can protect surrounding equipment: A leaking control pump could damage nearby equipment, resulting in expensive replacement costs. You can keep your other machinery safe with a high-quality chemical feeding pump and the proper ancillary equipment. Pump enclosures are also great for protecting pumps and containing leaks.