Chemical dosing
Chemical Metering Pumps
Precise dosing systems for chlorine, pH and inhibitors in the pools, cooling towers and boilers of hotels, condominiums and industry.
- Chlorine, pH and inhibitor dosing
- Automatic dosing
- Complete accessories
- Emergency service with a service contract
Equipment catalog
Dosing systems
Metering pumps with the accessories to install them, matched to the product and the flow to dose.
Solenoid diaphragm pumps
Accurate, low-flow dosing of inhibitors, chlorine and pH chemicals.
Peristaltic pumps
No seals or valves. Well suited to hypochlorite and polymers.
Motor-driven pumps
Higher capacity for larger flows and plants.
Chlorine dosing systems
With a free chlorine residual sensor and automatic controller. Tablet chlorine feeders.
pH control systems
Sensor, controller and pump for automatic adjustment.
Dosing accessories
Injection valves, calibration columns, solution tanks and tubing.
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Why choose us
Advantages of our equipment
- 01
Accurate dosing
Accurate dosing for consistent results and efficient use of chemicals.
- 02
Automatic control
Sensors and controllers for closed-loop dosing without manual intervention.
- 03
Spare parts and support
Tubes, diaphragms and valves for maintenance, with technical support.
- 04
Complete accessories
Valves, calibration columns, tanks and tubing for a complete installation.
Frequently asked questions
About metering pumps for water treatment
Which pump do I need to dose sodium hypochlorite?
A peristaltic pump is recommended, because hypochlorite off-gasses and can vapor-lock diaphragm pumps.
How do I calculate the capacity I need?
Pump flow = (water flow × dose) / product concentration. Running at 50–70% of maximum capacity is recommended for better accuracy.
How often do metering pumps need maintenance?
Peristaltic pumps: replace the tube every 6–12 months. Diaphragm pumps: replace the diaphragm and valves every 12–24 months. A general inspection every quarter.
Can dosing be automated?
Yes, with an in-line sensor connected to a controller. Closed-loop control is more accurate and recommended for chlorination and pH.
Can I dose several chemicals with the same pump?
No. Each product needs its own pump, injection point and tank. Mixing incompatible products can cause dangerous reactions.
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