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Chem Resist Chemical Dosing Pumps

Chem Resist Fluid Transfer offers a wide range of chemical dosing pumps with either hydraulic, mechanical or solenoid technologies.

With a wide range of material and drive options, they suit a wide range of applications including chemical transfer, oil & gas, petrochemical and many others.

Some advantages of our chemical dosing pumps are:

  • Wide range of technologies and materials to handle all aggressive & corrosive liquids
  • Pressures up to 276 bar (hydraulic)  10 bar (mechanical)  15 bar (solenoid)
  • High viscosities – up to 5000 CPS
  • Standard IEC motor frames to allow for any motor specification (hydraulic & mechanical)
  • Options include automatic speed/stroke control

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Products

Neptune Hydraulic Metering and Dosing Pumps

Neptune Mechanical Metering and Dosing Pumps

Neptune Electronic Metering and Dosing Pumps

What is a Chemical Dosing Pump?

A chemical dosing pump, which is a positive displacement pump, is used to insert a chemical substance into a flow of steam, water or gas. Chemical dosing pumps are usually small and give a very exact flow rate to enhance the control. They are the centrepiece of an integrated dosing system specifically designed for the automatic distribution of chemicals. This dosing definition widely applies to various applications and industries, from food processing to wastewater treatment.

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