ATO diaphragm dosing pump is a metering pump used for chemicals, which comes with a flexible diaphragm instead of a piston. The diaphragm moves back and forth to change the volume of the pump chamber, and sucks and discharges liquid under the action of the pump inlet and outlet valves.
Specification
Model: ATO-DJ-Z50/1.0
Flow: 50L/h
Pressure: 1.2MPa
Pump Speed: 48rpm
Pump Head Material (Optional): PVC (Default), 304 Stainless Steel, 316 Stainless Steel, PTFE
Motor Power: 370W
Motor Voltage (Optional): 380V 50Hz (Default), 220V, 110V, 420V
Inlet & Outlet Diameter: 6mm
PE Hose Diameter: 10mm (Including Filter Foot Valve and Injection Valve)
Weight: 22kg
Dimension (Unit: mm)
Tips: Do you need a check valve on a diaphragm dosing pump?
Yes, it is often necessary to use a check valve with a diaphragm dosing pump. A diaphragm metering pump is commonly used for accurate and precise chemical injection in various applications, such as water treatment and industrial processes. Check valves serve a crucial role in these systems.
Check valves ensure that the pumped fluid flows in one direction only, preventing backflow. Without a check valve, backflow can disrupt the dosing accuracy, damage the pump, or contaminate the chemical feed lines. This could lead to operational inefficiencies and safety hazards.
In chemical diaphragm metering pumps, the check valve is typically placed on the discharge side of the pump. It allows the liquid to flow in the desired direction, preventing any reverse flow once the diaphragm has completed its stroke. By using a check valve, the dosing pump can maintain consistent and precise chemical injection, ensuring the intended chemical reaches the target process or system.
