What is a chemical pump?

A chemical pump is designed to safely and efficiently transfer chemical liquids, including corrosive substances. These pumps are typically made of materials resistant to corrosion and are specially designed for handling hazardous liquids. Chemical pumps are widely used in industries such as chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, oil refineries, and plants that deal with substances like acids, alkalis, and solvents.

Chemical pumps are capable of functions such as suction, discharge, and circulation, allowing for the transfer of fluids at a controlled flow rate or pressure. This ensures increased efficiency in manufacturing processes and plant operations. Additionally, chemical pumps must provide precise control for the delivery of fluids while monitoring chemical reactions in processes.

Application of chemical pump

１．Acid and Alkali Transfer Pump in Chemical Plants
Used for safely transferring acids and alkalis, made from highly corrosion-resistant materials.
２．Chemical Supply Pump in Pharmaceutical Plants
Used for accurately delivering pharmaceutical liquids in the production process.
３．Solvent Transfer Pump in Oil Refineries
Designed to efficiently transfer solvents during the oil refining process.
４．Antioxidant Supply Pump in the Food Industry
Used for accurately supplying chemicals like antioxidants in food processing.
５．Chemical Dosing Pump in Water Treatment Plants
Used for precisely adding chemicals, such as coagulants, during water treatment.

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