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₹12,979  
IB Basics' PP Mono Block Pump is a domestically water pump that can be used for a variety of applications. The pump is single phase and will power off a 0.75KW motor. The head of the pump can reach 17mm, and the diameter of the pump is 1 inch. The frequency of the machine is 50-60Hz. This motor will function in different areas such as sewage, irrigation, water supply, etc. The IB Basics 1HP Monoblock Pump is a water pump designed for use in residential and commercial applications. This pump has an output capacity of 1HP and works best with a head of up to 17mm. It has an average voltage requirement of 230V, 50/60Hz and an input power requirement of 0.75KW. The pump bears a frequency range of 50-60Hz and a phase range of Single phase. This product comes with various features, allowing it to be used for multiple applications such as potable water, industrial water, irrigation, sewage lines, bore wells, gardening, etc. IB Basics is a versatile range of pumps designed to cater different needs at a domestic and commercial level. The range includes submersible pumps, centrifugal pumps, sump pumps, booster pumps, and shallow well jet pump. Each pump is available in a variety of sizes and power ratings for water applications such as irrigation, industrial, fountains, swimming pools, etc. The IB Basics PP Mono Block Pump 32FS-8 (1Hp) is a single phase, single motor water pump with a size of 1 x 1 inches. The pump is designed to be used in low voltage applications and has a power rating of 0.75 KW. The frequency of the pump is 50-60 Hz, while the phase is single. The head of the pump (water lift) is 17 mm and it has applications in both domestic and commercial level requirements.
₹8,613  
Value presents 2.0 CFM Vacuum Pump - VE115N. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
₹16,519  
Value presents 2.0 CFM Vacuum Pump - VE215N. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
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Value presents 5.0 CFM Vacuum Pump - VE245N. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
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The Antlia Pumps Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump Flow Rate 35 LPM & Head 12.70 mm, AOD 150 PTT is an ingenious and versatile solution for fluid transfer and handling in various industrial applications. This remarkable pump harnesses the power of compressed air to efficiently move liquids, slurries, and even viscous fluids, making it an indispensable workhorse in industries ranging from chemicals and mining to food and pharmaceuticals. At its core, the Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump is designed for reliability and adaptability. Its mechanism consists of two flexible diaphragms that reciprocate with the assistance of compressed air. This rhythmic movement creates suction and discharge cycles, facilitating the seamless transfer of fluids with precision and consistency. Versatility is a defining attribute of the AODD Pump. Its ability to handle a wide spectrum of fluids, from abrasive chemicals and shear-sensitive solvents to high-viscosity liquids, makes it an invaluable tool in various industries. It can pump substances that may challenge other pump types, showcasing its adaptability to diverse fluid transfer needs. Efficiency is a standout feature of the AODD Pump. Its unique design enables it to maintain a steady flow rate even when dealing with varying viscosities or solids content. This reliability ensures consistent performance and reduces downtime, enhancing overall productivity. Durability is another key characteristic of the AODD Pump. Engineered with robust materials like stainless steel, polypropylene, or aluminum, it can withstand the demands of harsh industrial environments, including exposure to corrosive chemicals and abrasive substances. This longevity translates to cost-effectiveness and reduced maintenance requirements. Ease of maintenance sets the AODD Pump apart. Its modular construction allows for easy disassembly and reassembly, simplifying routine maintenance tasks such as diaphragm replacement or valve cleaning. This accessibility minimizes downtime and keeps operational disruptions to a minimum.
₹8,731  
Edose Initiative Neo Dosing Pump 30 W 400 SPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹64,899  
Milton Roy M 14 Dosing Pump 100 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
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Value presents Vacuum Pump VE-2100N - VE-2100N. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
₹61,359  
Uniweld presents 12CFM Hummvac Vacuum Pump - HVP12. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
₹57,819  
Milton Roy M 12 Dosing Pump 100 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹16,519  
Uniweld presents 2 Stage 1.5 CFM Vacuum Pump - HP-UVP1.5-220. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
₹67,259  
Milton Roy GB 403 Dosing Pump 1175 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹68,439  
Milton Roy GB 404 Dosing Pump 1175 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹68,439  
Milton Roy GB 402 Dosing Pump 1175 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹40,119  
The Milton Roy A 12 Dosing Pump stands as a pinnacle of efficiency and precision in chemical dosing equipment. With a dosing capacity of 12 liters per hour (lph) and a power consumption of 40 watts, this pump offers a compact yet powerful solution for a wide array of industrial and commercial dosing applications. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and utilizing high-quality materials, the A 12 Dosing Pump is engineered for durability and reliability, ensuring consistent performance even in challenging operating conditions. Its robust construction makes it suitable for continuous operation, providing dependable dosing control over extended periods. At the core of the A 12 Dosing Pump is its exceptional dosing accuracy, which is essential for achieving precise chemical treatment in various processes. Whether used in water treatment facilities, agricultural operations, or industrial manufacturing plants, operators can rely on this pump to deliver accurate dosages, enabling them to maintain optimal process conditions and achieve desired results efficiently. The pump's compact and user-friendly design facilitates easy installation and operation, offering flexibility for integration into new or existing systems. Despite its small size, the A 12 Dosing Pump packs a punch in terms of performance, making it an ideal choice for applications where space is limited without compromising on dosing accuracy or reliability. Furthermore, the A 12 Dosing Pump is equipped with safety features to prevent over-dosing and minimize the risk of leaks or spills, prioritizing the safety of personnel and the environment. In summary, the Milton Roy A 12 Dosing Pump combines efficiency, precision, and reliability to deliver superior dosing performance in various industrial and commercial settings. Its compact design, coupled with exceptional accuracy, makes it an invaluable asset for industries requiring precise chemical dosing to optimize their processes and achieve consistent results.
₹36,579  
Edose Mega Dosing Pump 40 lph 120 SPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹56,639  
Milton Roy M 13 Dosing Pump 100 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
₹23,599  
Key Features:- Electronically Operated Machanically Actuated Diaphragm. Solid State Encapsulated Electronics. Compact size Light Weight Low Maintenance High Precision Ball And Seats For Reliable Sealing Manual Stroke length Control Adjustable While Running Manual /Automatic Speed Control Adjustable While running Or Stopped. Steady State Accuracy of +_ 2% Tolerance On max capacity 0 to +25% Repeatability +_ 5% Composite PTEF Faced Hypalon Diaphragm For Longer Life. Electro Magnetic Drive: Less Moving Parts Low Power Consumption Liquid End Material Of Construction In PP,PVC,PVDF,SS-316 Suction Lift 1.5 mwc max Specification:- Size Of Tubing (ODxID):- 3/8 Inch x 1/4 Inch Notes:- Drive Details:- Electromagnetic Power Unit (EPU) 230v ,50 Hz Single Phase AC Max Speed:- 100 SPM Discharge End Connection:- 1/2 Inch NPT(M) Model Suffix 'L' Comes with milton Roy standard Float Type Level Switch with inbuilt Pump Trip EG: AI3L Optional:- Unique Four Function Valve (FFV) for positive anty syphone ,Priming,Aid ,Back Pressure, Pressure Relief Power Consumption Approx:- 40 Watts Material Of Construction PART MATERIAL HEAD PP PVC PVDF CF8M DIAPHRAGM TEFLON FACED HYPALON TEFLON FACED HYPALON TEFLON FACED HYPALON TEFLON FACED HYPALON Ball CERAMIC CERAMIC CERAMIC CERAMIC RING SEAL TEFLON TEFLON TEFLON TEFLON SUCTION / DISCHARGE VALVE PVC PVC PVC SS - 316 ANTISYPHON VALVE PVC PVC PVC SS - 316 FOOT VALVE PVC PVC PVC SS - 316 TUBING LDPE LDPE LDPE LDPE
₹50,739  
Milton Roy D 13 Dosing Pump 90 lph 100 W A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
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The Milton Roy B 13 Dosing Pump represents a cutting-edge solution for precise chemical dosing in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. With a dosing capacity of 17 liters per hour (lph) and a power consumption of 75 watts, this pump offers efficient and reliable performance tailored to meet the demands of modern dosing requirements. Engineered with a focus on durability and longevity, the B 13 Dosing Pump is constructed using high-quality materials and advanced manufacturing techniques. This ensures robustness and resilience against harsh operating conditions, making it suitable for continuous use in various environments. At the heart of the B 13 Dosing Pump lies its exceptional dosing accuracy, which is paramount for achieving optimal results in processes such as water treatment, chemical dosing, and industrial manufacturing. Operators can depend on the precise delivery of chemicals to maintain desired process parameters and ensure consistent outcomes. The pump's compact design and user-friendly interface make installation and operation straightforward, providing versatility for integration into new or existing systems. Despite its compact size, the B 13 Dosing Pump delivers powerful performance, making it suitable for applications where space is limited without compromising on dosing accuracy or reliability. Moreover, the B 13 Dosing Pump is equipped with safety features to prevent over-dosing and minimize the risk of leaks or spills, prioritizing the safety of personnel and the environment. In summary, the Milton Roy B 13 Dosing Pump offers efficient, precise, and reliable dosing performance, making it an indispensable asset for industries requiring accurate chemical dosing to optimize their processes. With its combination of efficiency, precision, and durability, the B 13 Dosing Pump stands as a trusted solution for achieving consistent dosing results in various industrial and commercial settings.
₹16,519  
The WIPCOOL Delivery Head 12 m 580 L/hrs Condenstate Pump 1.8 L Tank Capacity, P580, is an efficient and reliable condensate pump designed to remove water from air conditioning systems. With a tank capacity of 150 milliliters, this pump is ideal for efficiently draining condensate water from AC units, ensuring optimal performance and preventing potential water damage. Designed for versatility and ease of installation, the WIPCOOL Delivery Head is suitable for various HVAC applications, including split air conditioning systems, mini-split units, and other cooling equipment. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to mount in tight spaces, allowing for flexible installation options to meet specific system requirements. Equipped with a robust pump mechanism and durable components, the WIPCOOL Delivery Head delivers reliable performance and long-lasting durability, even in demanding environments. The pump is engineered to handle continuous operation and is resistant to corrosion, ensuring reliable operation over time with minimal maintenance requirements. Featuring a 10-meter delivery head, this pump can effectively lift condensate water to a height of 10 meters, providing ample flexibility for installation in various configurations. The high flow rate of 580 liters per hour ensures efficient drainage of condensate water, preventing overflow and potential damage to AC units and surrounding structures. With its user-friendly design and reliable performance, the WIPCOOL Delivery Head is an essential component for ensuring the efficient operation of air conditioning systems. Whether used in residential, commercial, or industrial settings, this condensate pump provides a dependable solution for effectively managing condensate water, enhancing system performance, and protecting valuable equipment and property.
₹96,759  
Milton Roy GB 604 Dosing Pump 1175 lph 1440 RPM A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
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Milton Roy Unichlor Dosing Pump 6 lph 40 W A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
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Seko Manual Diaphragm Dosing Pump, For Industrial A dosing pump is a vital piece of equipment used across numerous industries for the accurate and controlled dispensing of chemicals, additives, or other fluids. These pumps are designed to precisely meter and deliver fluids at a predetermined flow rate, making them essential for applications where precise dosing is critical. Dosing pumps come in various sizes and configurations to suit different requirements, ranging from small-scale laboratory use to large industrial applications. They typically consist of a pump head, which houses the mechanism responsible for moving the fluid, and a motor or drive mechanism that powers the pump. The pump head may include features such as valves or diaphragms to regulate the flow and prevent backflow. One of the key features of dosing pumps is their ability to maintain consistent flow rates over extended periods, ensuring reliable and repeatable dosing accuracy. This makes them invaluable in processes such as water treatment, chemical processing, agriculture, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and more. Dosing pumps offer several advantages, including precise control over dosing quantities, which helps optimize process efficiency and reduce waste. They also enable the automation of dosing tasks, freeing up personnel for other duties and minimizing the potential for human error. In addition to their accuracy and reliability, dosing pumps are often designed with durability in mind, using materials that can withstand corrosive chemicals or harsh environmental conditions. Many models also feature safety mechanisms to prevent overdosing or leakage, ensuring operator safety and environmental compliance. Overall, dosing pumps play a crucial role in a wide range of industries where precise fluid dosing is essential. Their ability to deliver accurate and controlled dosing makes them indispensable tools for optimizing processes, ensuring product quality, and maintaining regulatory compliance.
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Value presents 4.0 CFM Vacuum Pump - VE235N. The vacuum pump is a device that uses a vacuum to create pressure. It is used to produce low pressure in the fuel tanks of some aircraft. The design consists of a vacuum chamber containing a diaphragm, which is connected by a rod to the engine-driven suction fan. As the diaphragm moves, it opens and closes an air valve that controls the flow of air through the fuel tanks. The pumps are typically located at the front of each tank, and are either connected directly to the fuel feed or controlled by a valve in the tank's outlet pipe.
As you're probably well aware at this point, the vacuum pump is a machine used to create negative pressure. This means that the air inside the pump is under pressure from being sucked inward by the pump's fan blades and motor. Once that air is inside the pump, a valve closes and seals off the pump from outside air, so that air inside and outside of the pump is separated. Since there's a lower pressure on the interior of the pump, it's easier for gas molecules to diffuse through any porous materials that are acting as barriers between the two sides of the pump. This allows you to use your vacuum pump to suck out some of those pores, leaving your target object more compact and therefore stronger.
Vacuum pumps are used to remove air from a container. They can be used to create a vacuum in the space between two flat, sealed surfaces. The removal of air reduces the movement of material within the space, which is useful when it comes to transporting materials that could leak or shift during shipping. Vacuum pumps can also be used when filling a box with products. By creating a vacuum in the box, the items inside are pushed together and fill in the extra space. This helps keep the contents from shifting or being damaged during transit.
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