Dosing pumps

Dosing pump is designed for precisely delivering a set amount of fluid (often chemicals or additives) at a specific flow rate, usually at low pressures

Characteristics of Dosing Pumps:

Function: Designed to precisely deliver a controlled volume of fluid (liquids, chemicals, or other additives) into a system.
Types: Includes diaphragm pumps, piston pumps, and peristaltic pumps. They are typically adjustable to control the flow rate.
Fluid Type: Often used for dispensing chemicals, water treatment fluids, pharmaceuticals, food additives, or cleaning agents.
Pressure Range: Operates at low to moderate pressures compared to hydraulic pumps (usually under 200 PSI).
Application: Common in water treatment, chemical dosing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and food processing industries.
Flow Rate: Designed for precise control, metering pumps deliver a small and consistent volume of fluid, often in milliliters or liters per hour.

Advantages of Dosing Pumps:

Precise flow control ensures accurate dosing of chemicals or fluids.
Adjustable flow rates for varying application needs.
Ideal for applications where precise fluid injection or dosing is crucial, such as in water treatment, chemical manufacturing, and pharmaceutical production.