Chemical Metering Pumps

Chemical metering pumps, also known as dosing pumps, are used to accurately and consistently inject chemicals into a process stream at a predetermined rate. These pumps are commonly used in various industries, including water treatment, chemical processing, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture.

Chemical metering pumps can be used in the following ways:

Water treatment: Chemical metering pumps are used to inject chemicals such as chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, and other disinfectants into water treatment processes.
Chemical processing: Chemical metering pumps are used to add precise amounts of chemicals to chemical processes, including catalysts, acids, and bases.
Food and beverage: Chemical metering pumps are used in food and beverage processing to accurately dose ingredients such as flavorings, preservatives, and sanitizers.
Pharmaceuticals: Chemical metering pumps are used in pharmaceutical production to accurately dose active ingredients, buffers, and other chemicals.
Agriculture: Chemical metering pumps are used in agriculture to apply precise amounts of fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides.

In general, chemical metering pumps are used wherever accurate and consistent dosing of chemicals is required.

A Long History of Reliability, Safety and Accuracy

With over 100 years of liquid feed experience, cleanwater1 continues to be the leader in disinfection and chemical feed systems for potable water, wastewater and industrial process applications.

cleanwater1 products provide safe, reliable and accurate methods for controlling the amount of chemicals added to water sources or processes.

cleanwater1 equipment can be used to accurately dose chemicals ranging from sodium hypochlorite and caustics to viscous polymers and slurries. High performance materials are used in all critical areas to ensure optimum compatibility and long service life.

The complete line of liquid feed equipment offers an extensive range of capacities from 0.09 gph (0.3 lph) to over 660 gph (2,500 lph).