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What materials are available for PULSATRON pump heads and fittings?
PULSATRON pump heads are available in polypropylene (PP), polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Fittings are offered in matching materials: PP, PVDF, or PVC, depending on the model. Diaphragms are typically CSPE/PTFE composite, and seals are PTFE. This range allows selection based on chemical compatibility with the fluid being metered.
What is the reproducibility specification on PULSATRON metering pumps?
PULSATRON solenoid-driven diaphragm metering pumps have a reproducibility rating of ±2.0% or ±3.0%, depending on the model. This indicates the pump's ability to deliver consistent flow rates under steady conditions, which is important for precise chemical dosing in industrial processes.
What spare parts kits are available for PULSATRON pumps?
PULSATRON spare parts kits, such as the KX4KTC1 (PVDF, 3/8 inch connection) and KX4ATS2 (stainless steel, 1/4 inch connection), include components like seals, valves, and diaphragms. These kits are designed for pump head service and repair, enabling maintenance of existing PULSATRON pumps without replacing the entire unit.
What voltage and power ratings do PULSATRON pumps typically use?
PULSATRON compact solenoid-driven diaphragm metering pumps commonly operate on 115V AC, with power ratings ranging from 1/60 hp to 1/5 hp, depending on the model. These specifications are suitable for standard industrial electrical supplies in many regions.
What turn-down ratios are available on PULSATRON pumps?
PULSATRON pumps offer turn-down ratios such as 10:1, 100:1, and 1000:1, depending on the model. This ratio indicates the range of flow adjustment possible from maximum to minimum, allowing flexibility in dosing rates for different process requirements.
Are PULSATRON pumps suitable for aggressive chemicals?
Yes, PULSATRON pumps are designed for chemical metering and are available with wetted parts in PVDF, PP, or PVC, along with CSPE/PTFE diaphragms and PTFE seals. These materials provide resistance to many acids, caustics, and disinfectants, but compatibility should be verified for specific chemicals and concentrations.
