Chemical pumps do not differ in principle from a traditional centrifugal pump. The main difference lies in the design of the surface of the working part, namely the material of the impeller and the elements of the wetted surfaces of the pump. Chemical pumps have found their application in processes where traditional centrifugal pumps simply cannot cope.

Pump for aggressive media - applications

Chemical centrifugal pumps - used for handling aggressive media. Acid pumps are capable of pumping acids, oils, foodstuffs, alkalis, liquids with relatively small inclusions, cleaning solutions, liquids in water purification and water treatment systems, and abrasive liquids with a high content of suspended particles. The centrifugal acid pump is suitable for pumping both acid solutions and pure acid. In battery production, a pump for alkali is essential, as this is an aggressive medium, and only a pump for aggressive liquids with a special corrosion-resistant design can handle such products.