The usual problem when it comes to metering pump heads is the presence of acid, chlorine, fluoride and hydrogen peroxide. Due to the different drug concentration and operating temperature, it is difficult to determine the specific pump head material. When measuring fluoride, we recommend using a Viton® sealed PVC pump head. For most chlorination applications, it is best to use an EPDM sealed NP (plexiglass) pump head. For the hydrogen peroxide mixture can only be measured PTFE PTFE sealed PTFE pump head or stainless steel pump head. Concentrated hydrochloric acid is usually measured Viton? Sealed plexiglass pump head. Concentrated sulfuric acid can be selected PTFE sealed PTFE pump head. Manufacturers of chemicals may give advice or consult ProMinent ™ chemical preservative charts to determine the compatibility of chemicals with contact materials. When measuring the liquid in the pump head, what factors must be considered? The main factors to be considered are the viscosity, specific gravity, vapor pressure and temperature of the liquid.
