Water-Driven Pumps
Water-driven pumps utilize a reliable and durable diaphragm or piston assembly that is activated by the flow of water through the body of the pump to perform chemical injection.
Water-Driven Pumps
Water-driven pumps utilize a reliable and durable diaphragm or piston assembly that is activated by the flow of water through the body of the pump to perform chemical injection.
Water-Driven Pumps
The benefits of using Water-Driven pumps are various including:
Benefit 1
Injects a fluid residing at atmospheric pressure into a dynamic pressurized fluid system
Benefit 2
Works without an electrical source
Benefit 3
Amount of chemical injection is proportional to water flow
Benefit 4
Each pump can handle one chemical
How does it work?
Water flow is connected to the pump and powers the motor
The motor utilizes a diaphragm or piston assembly that is activated by the flow of water through the body of the pump
Chemicals are injected into the water after it passes through the water motor
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Common Questions
Yes. If the water quality is poor, a diaphragm water-driven pump should be used in favor of a piston-driven pump.
Animal Health, Horticulture, Industrial, and Car Wash.
One chemistry can be used at one time with one water-driven pump.
Commonly, items like filters, valves, and water pressure regulators are installed along with water-driven pumps.
Water-driven pumps are one of the better dosing/dilution systems when it comes to pumping into back pressure. Some water-driven pumps can pump into back pressure up to 100 psi (6.9 bar).
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