Peristaltic And Dosing Pumps
SK165 Peristaltic Pump
Tube pump for analytical instruments and feeding equipment.
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Industry Application
Treatment plants live on small accurate flows: coagulant, polymer, chlorine, acid and caustic. That is a different problem from moving the main stream, and it needs a different pump.
Sodium hypochlorite, acid and polymer attack seals and valves. A peristaltic pump keeps the liquid inside a tube, and a magnetic drive pump has no seal at all.
Positive displacement pumps deliver a fixed volume per revolution, so the dose follows speed rather than downstream pressure.
Chlorine solutions release gas that stops a diaphragm pump. A tube pump simply passes the bubble through.
Recommended Equipment
Tube and micro gear pumps for chemical dosing, centrifugal pumps for filter feed, backwash and general transfer.
Peristaltic And Dosing Pumps
Tube pump for analytical instruments and feeding equipment.
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Peristaltic And Dosing Pumps
Peristaltic dosing build of the SK165 for chemical feed.
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Peristaltic And Dosing Pumps
The SK165 head supplied as a general purpose tube pump.
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Peristaltic And Dosing Pumps
Stepper driven tube pump for counted volume dosing.
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Micro Gear And Magnetic Drive Pumps
Seal free magnetic drive pump for hazardous and volatile liquids.
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Micro Gear And Magnetic Drive Pumps
Magnetic drive gear pump for continuous circulation loops.
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Centrifugal Pumps
Close coupled end suction pump for clear water to 1500 m3/h and 150 m head.
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Centrifugal Pumps
Stainless horizontal pump for corrosive liquids to 120 degrees.
View specifications →Typical Scenarios
Feeding a measured stream into the flow at a rate the controller sets from turbidity or flow signal.
Hypochlorite and other disinfectant dosing where gassing and corrosion rule out most pump types.
Centrifugal pumps moving the main stream through filters and reversing for backwash duty.
How We Work
The chemical decides the tube or the wetted material. Concentration and temperature matter as much as the name.
Minimum and maximum millilitres or litres per hour, and how the rate will be commanded.
Injection point pressure sets the pump duty. A dosing pump with too little pressure capability simply stops delivering.
Fixed speed, variable speed or stepper control, plus spare tubes and seals held on site.
Delivery
Answers
A peristaltic pump handles gassing solutions well because the bubble passes through the tube. Send the concentration so the tube material is chosen correctly.
Delivered volume per revolution is fixed, so with controlled speed the dose is repeatable. For an exact figure against your chemical and back pressure, send both with the enquiry.
Peristaltic pumps tolerate dry running. Gear pumps do not, so on those duties we advise on level protection.
Yes. The stepper motor version is driven by your controller, and variable speed drives can be used on the gear pump range.
Yes. Filter feed, backwash and general transfer duties are covered by the centrifugal range, including chemical versions with stainless wetted parts.
Keep Reading
Chemical, concentration, rate range and injection pressure are enough to specify the pump and the consumables.