Diaphragm Dosing Pumps

Device Description: Membrane Dosing Pump

Membrane dosing pumps are innovative devices that have found widespread applications across various industrial sectors. These devices combine the functions of a pump and a dosing system, ensuring precise and reliable liquid delivery with minimal deviations from specified parameters.

The membrane dosing pump consists of several key elements:

• Membrane: One of the primary components is a flexible membrane that moves inside the pump housing through the action of mechanical elements. This membrane divides the working chamber into two parts – compression and expansion;
• Drive Mechanism: A mechanical drive is used to move the membrane, which can be electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic;
• Valves: Dosing pumps feature valves that regulate the flow of liquid, ensuring accurate dosing.

Operating Principle

The operation of the membrane dosing pump is based on the cyclic compression and expansion of the membrane. During compression, liquid is drawn into the working chamber through the intake valve. Then, during membrane expansion, the liquid is expelled through the discharge valve in the desired quantity.

This process ensures precise and reliable dosing even for liquids with high viscosity or aggressive chemical properties.

Areas of Application and Advantages

Membrane Dosing Pump

Specifications of membrane metering pumps, KD series

• Capacity: 15-180 liters per hour (50 Hz);
• Pressure: 5-8 bar; Motor: 180 V, 50 Hz (standard);
• Materials: PVC;
• PVDF; AISI 304, 316; PTFE.

Model range of KD series membrane metering pumps