Use of a Water Treatment Chemical Pump
Eccentric Pumps' industrial peristaltic pump is ideal for use as a water treatment chemical pump in a variety of applications for municipal plants dealing with industrial wastewater treatment, to food and beverage manufacturers requiring highly accurate lime, magnesium hydroxide and calcium hydroxide treatments, to virtually any other operation needing durable movement and dosing of corrosive or shear-sensitive products. Eccentric Pumps' gentle yet high-flow industrial peristaltic pump products are designed to handle difficult-to-pump corrosive or abrasive water conditioning chemicals including bleach, polymers, sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite, fluorine, and sodium hydroxide. Our water treatment chemical pumps work to move fragile fluids, soften water, and pump intermediate chemicals, without subjecting contents to unnecessary or damaging friction.
Benefits of Our Industrial Peristaltic Pump for Water Treatment Chemicals
Eccentric Pumps can meet FDA Title 21 CFR 177.2600 ingredient requirements by utilizing a food-grade rubber hose in the core. This industrial grade peristaltic pump can be used to disinfect or condition water for food or beverage purposes. Eccentric Pumps delivers an unparalleled advantage in wastewater applications by providing unique water treatment pumps that feature state-of-the-art technique. Quality construction materials ensure the appropriate flow of even the most difficult-to-pump chemicals.
A major differentiator of Eccentric Pumps' virtually maintenance-free peristaltic pump processing solutions is only one compression and expansion per cycle, which ensures the limited impact on critical ingredients during water conditioning. Each pump features two-phase flow capabilities, an independently supported pump shaft on B-10 10 million-hour bearings, and more flow per revolution than standard designs. To learn more about using a water treatment pump, see available applications for our industrial peristaltic pump, or contact Eccentric Pumps by filling out the short form on the right.
