Dosing & Metering
PUMP DESCRIPTION

A dosing pump, typically a positive displacement pump, is designed to inject chemicals or other substances into a flow of water, gas, or steam. These pumps, which are usually small, provide a highly precise flow rate for maximum control. They serve as the central component of an integrated dosing system, ensuring the automatic dispersion of chemicals. Dosing pumps are used in a wide range of applications and industries, including wastewater treatment and food processing. They operate by drawing a measured amount of liquid into their chamber and injecting the chemical into a tank or pipeline containing the fluid being dosed. Powered by either an electric motor or an air actuator, dosing pumps are equipped with a controller that manages flow rates and turns the pump on and off as needed. Some advanced models feature sophisticated control systems for enhanced precision and automation.