Dosing pumps are critical automation equipment that ensure specific chemicals (chlorine, acid, caustic, antiscalant, coagulant, polymer, etc.) are injected into the system highly sensitively, measuredly, and under a certain pressure in water and wastewater treatment processes. 

 Establishing chemical balance, adjusting pH, providing disinfection, or triggering precipitation reactions in treatment systems depend entirely on the accuracy of these pumps. 

 Dosing the exact required amount, neither more nor less, is of vital importance in terms of both process success and optimization of chemical costs. 

 Dosing pumps in our wide product range vary from solenoid-driven micro-injection pumps to high-capacity motorized diaphragm and piston pumps. 

 Our pumps are manufactured with high-strength head materials such as PVDF, PVC, PP, or stainless steel (SS316) to adapt to the corrosive nature of the chemical to be dosed. 

 Our advanced models fully automatically adjust the dosage amount (proportional dosage) by reading 4-20 mA or pulse signals from an external pH/ORP sensor, conductivity meter, or a flow meter. 

 In this way, even if the flow rate or chemical structure of the water changes, the system automatically calibrates itself and reduces human error to zero. 

 Equipped with reliable check valve structures, stroke length, and frequency adjustment mechanisms, our dosing pumps perform their duties uninterruptedly and with millimetric precision even under the most demanding industrial conditions.  .