PTFE Plunger Dosing Pump - 200 LPH, 7 Bar

A Everest Plunger dosing pump is a type of positive displacement pump designed for precise and controlled fluid delivery in various industrial processes. It operates by using a plunger (a cylindrical piston) that moves back and forth within a cylinder, creating pressure to draw in and expel a fixed amount of liquid during each stroke.How It WorksSuction Stroke: The plunger retracts, creating a vacuum within the pump chamber.This vacuum draws fluid into the chamber through the suction valve.Discharge Stroke: The plunger moves forward, compressing the fluid inside the chamber.The compressed fluid is expelled through the discharge valve at a controlled rate and pressure.Key FeaturesPrecise Flow Control: The stroke length and plunger speed can be adjusted to achieve the desired flow rate.High-Pressure Operation: Capable of delivering fluids at very high pressures, often exceeding 200 bar.Robust Design: Constructed with durable materials such as stainless steel, Hastelloy, or ceramic to handle corrosive or abrasive fluids.Sealing Mechanism: Equipped with high-quality seals to minimize leakage and ensure efficient operation.ApplicationsChemical Industry: Injection of acids, alkalis, and other chemical solutions for process control.Water Treatment: Precise dosing of chlorine, flocculants, or antiscalants for purification and treatment.Oil and Gas: Injection of corrosion inhibitors and other chemicals into pipelines and wells.Food and Beverage: Controlled dosing of flavouring agents, additives, or cleaning chemicals.Pharmaceuticals: Accurate delivery of reagents or active ingredients in production processes.AdvantagesHigh Accuracy: Ensures precise and consistent dosing, even at low flow rates.Wide Range of Pressures: Can operate in high-pressure environments.Flexibility: Adjustable flow rates and pressure make it suitable for various applications.Durability: Resistant to wear and tear, even when handling aggressive chemicals.Compact Design: Easy to install in confined spaces.LimitationsMaintenance: Requires periodic inspection and maintenance of seals and valves to prevent leaks and wear.Efficiency: Not as energy-efficient as some other pump types for high-flow applications.Initial Cost: Can be more expensive than simpler pump designs due to its precision and durability.Limited Flow Rate: Best suited for low to medium flow rates; not ideal for high-volume applications.