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Specializing in a complete line of Metering Pump Accessories—ACCUDRAW Graduated Calibration Cylinders; TOP VALVE Back Pressure and Pressure Relief Valves; ACCU-PULSE Pulsation Dampeners; PFS Injection Quills and Corporation Stops; and ACCU-VENT Automatic Degassing Valves.
Milton Roy has provided quality fluid control and metering pump technologies for more than 70 years to a wide range of customers and industry applications, offering valuable expertise in a broad range of pneumatic, hydraulic actuated, solenoid driven metering pumps and accessories.
Our wholesale industrial equipment company distributes metering pumps. Pump Supply Inc. offers liquid pumps from name brand companies such as Milton Roy. Our metering pumps are air actuated and available in cast iron, stainless, and other alloys with pressures to 10,000 + psig.
The core analysis instrumentation offered by Vindum Engineering includes high pressure fluid flow metering pumps. Our newest QX dual-cylinder precision metering pump system is pulseless, small, and fully enclosed with options available for a touch screen front panel and a wash area.
Metering pumps are among the products that Nikkiso Pumps America manufactures. As a pump manufacturer, we will custom engineer and build to your specs. Contact us for chemical pumps, pulseless metering pumps, mechanically or hydraulically actuated diaphragm metering pumps and accessories.
Liquiflo Equipment Company is an international metering pump manufacturer of liquid pumps, sealless pumps, centrifugal pumps, positive displacement pumps, dispensing pumps, & chemical feed pumps. We serve industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, pulp & paper, as well as many others.
Dispensing pumps are used to dispense a precise amount of liquid from the pump. The amount of dispensed liquid depends on the stroke rate and the amount displaced by the piston during each stroke. Dispensing pumps are used to distribute a variety of liquids, including chemicals, gasoline, and even paint.
Dispensing pumps rely on pressure to move liquids from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. A piston that moves in and out of a cylindrical chamber generally creates this pressure. The piston is powered by an electric motor that enables its linear motion.
When the piston leaves the chamber, it becomes a vacuum that lets liquid in from the inlet line. When the piston reenters the chamber, it pressurizes the liquid. Because the liquid cannot be compressed, it must be displaced, leaving through the outlet line. The inlet and outlet lines are fitted with valves so that the fluid can flow in only one direction.
Dispensing pumps can be fitted with computers that allow flow rates and mix ratios to be quickly and easily altered. They can work automatically or can alternately be activated by the push of a button or foot pedal.
