Dosing Pumps

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Dosatron water-powered, non-electric chemical injectors are the easiest, most reliable way to accurately inject chemicals into water lines. Dosatron injectors work using volumetric proportioning, ensuring that the chemical mixture remains the same regardless of variations in pressure and flow.

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A high-pressure plunger pump is a positive displacement pump that uses a piston (plunger) to create high pressure fluid flow. They are widely used in various applications requiring high pressure, such as water jetting, industrial cleaning, pressure testing, and oil and gas production.

Here are some key features of high-pressure plunger pumps:

• Positive displacement: Unlike centrifugal pumps, which rely on the rotation of an impeller to create pressure, positive displacement pumps force a specific volume of fluid with each stroke of the plunger. This ensures a consistent flow rate regardless of the discharge pressure.
• High pressure: Plunger pumps can generate very high pressures, ranging from a few hundred psi to tens of thousands of psi. This makes them ideal for applications such as water jetting, which requires high pressure to remove tough contaminants.
• Durability: Plunger pumps are typically constructed of robust materials like stainless steel or forged steel, making them resistant to wear and tear. They can also handle abrasive fluids and harsh environments.
• Versatility: Plunger pumps are available in various sizes and configurations to suit a wide range of applications. They can be powered by electric motors, gasoline engines, or hydraulic motors.

Here are some common applications of high-pressure plunger pumps:

• Water jetting: Used for cleaning, removing paint, graffiti, and other contaminants from surfaces.
• Industrial cleaning: Used for cleaning tanks, pipes, and other equipment in industrial settings.
• Pressure testing: Used for testing the integrity of pipes, boilers, and other pressure vessels.
• Oil and gas production: Used for injecting fluids into wells, fracturing rock formations, and transferring oil and gas.
• Reverse osmosis: Used to remove impurities from water by forcing it through a semi-permeable membrane.