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Electronic Metering Pumps Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides a comprehensive list of electronic metering pump manufacturers and suppliers. Use our website to review and source top electronic metering pump manufacturers with roll over ads and detailed product descriptions. Find electronic metering pump companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture electronic metering pumps to your companies specifications. Then contact the electronic metering pump companies through our quick and easy request for quote form. Website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information is provided for each company. Access customer reviews and keep up to date with product new articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of electronically controlled metering pumps, barrel electronic pumps, fluid transfer pumps or customized electronic metering pump of every type, this is the resource for you.

  • Yarmouth, ME

    We engineer custom pumps that serve specialty equipment markets. Cascon develops fuel metering pumps, chemical metering pumps, lube pumps and other specialized metering pumps. Our pumps have flows that range from a few cc/min to 300gpm with operating pressures up to 2000psi. Call us today!

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  • Sandpoint, ID

    Vindum VP-Series pumps are dual-piston high-pressure metering pumps that deliver ultra-precise, pulse-free, continuous flow in either constant-pressure or constant-rate modes, at up to 25,000 psi. High-temperature versions allow wetted parts of the pump to be heated to 320°F (160°C). Leading-edge design, compact size, and attractive pricing make these metering pumps perfect for a wide range of applications.

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  • Burlington, ON

    Our talented teams of designers and engineers will work closely with you in order to ensure that we are bringing you a product that will fit your every need and provide a long lasting value! For over 80 years, we have provided our customers with high quality small metering pumps and customer service that cannot be beat! To learn more about what we may be able to do to benefit you, call us today!

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  • Warrenton, MO

    Continental Ultra Pumps have time tested and proven unique characteristics that make them advantageous in performance over all other kinds of Pumps. They are built of various materials in many sizes with capacities from less than one gpm to over 500 gpm and pressures to 450 psi. Our goal is to offer quality products and service at a competitive price.

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Electronic Metering Pumps Industry Information

Electronic Metering Pumps

Electronic metering pumps are fluid transfer pumps that operate with electrical currents. These currents power the actuating devices responsible for the pumping action of a metering pump. This particular type of positive displacement pump is lauded for extreme accuracy and reproducibility throughout continuous precision operation. The cyclical introduction of consistent amounts of fluid into a continuous-flow stream ensures the homogeneity integral to many fluid-based industrial and commercial processes.

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Applications of Electronic Metering Pumps

A number of industries employ metering systems in their daily operations, including:

Factors to Consider When Purchasing Electronic Metering Pumps

Although alternative power sources, such as pneumatic, hydraulic, manual, or fuel-powered pumping are widely available, electronic metering pumps more easily incorporate current technology, such as digital and computerized metering equipment. Unlike manually-operated pumps, computer automation allows for easy adjustments to be made without interrupting the fluid flow or cycle. AC and DC electrical currents are most often utilized, though electronic metering pumps can also operate under the power of the electricity generated by wind, water, and solar power. In applications where continuous flow is essential, such as medical dispensing pumps, it is beneficial to have a backup generator or battery regardless of the type of electricity in use in case of electrical failure.

The two predominant electrical currents used in the modern manufacturing and operation of metering pumps are AC and DC, differentiated by the flow or directionality of the electrons. Direct current (DC) voltage is created through the use of a magnetic field surrounding the wiring, which causes the electricity to flow in one direction, as they are repelled and attracted by the magnetic polls. This flow is in a single, forward direction. Alternating current electricity (AC) uses this same principle but with a rotating magnet that causes the electrons to move back and forth. This allows for farther travel with less energy loss than in DC wiring. Both, however, may still be used for electronic metering pumps. Adapters and transformers convert electricity into the most appropriate type and voltage for a specific pumping machine. This electricity is responsible for instigating the motion of the plunger, bellows, or other apparatus used to initiate the continued movement of measured fluids. Though variable displacement constant speed pumps are commonly electronically operated, it is even more beneficial in fixed displacement variable speed models in which adjustments to the flow rate are controlled solely by the frequency of compression and decompression cycles. Additional considerations for electronic metering pumps are similar to those of all metering pumps and include flow rate, maximum pressure and operating temperature, physical dimensions, material construction, stroke, and capacity.

ARTICLES AND PRESS RELEASES

NETZSCH Tornado T2 Pump Drastically Improves Abrasive Material Pumping Application at Knauf Plant in Iphofen, Germany

One of the products which the German building materials manufacturer Knauf produces is a polymer-based concrete primer, Betokonakt, which ensures that plaster bonds evenly onto smooth walls in construction. The composition of the product, however, creates problems during conveyance: the plaster primer has a mineral solid content of around 60%, which has a destructive effect on the rotary lobe pump feeding the filling station. After competing pumps repeatedly failed in under a month of service, Knauf turned to NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH for a solution. NETZSCH installed its industry-leading... Read More About This