Quality Chemical Process Pumps Manufacturers

 Chemical process pumps are a popular choice in chemical industries. The variety of chemical pumps produced and used every year in manufacturing across the globe is surprising. Chemical pumps are designed and built out of materials that can withstand substances with varying levels of viscosity, corrosiveness, and abrasiveness. These substances are compatible with chemical pumps that help to avoid production stoppages or pump breakdowns. 

Chemical process pumps are widely acclaimed for their features like high-efficiency rate, elegant look, low power consumption, and easy installations. As the chemical industry places high demands on these pumps, requiring the assurance of safety and environmental regulations while selecting the right pump for your chemical application is important. 

Things to consider while buying Chemical Pumps:

  1. Materials Used 

It’s important to select a pump manufactured from a material that is compatible with chemical media,  because corrosion is a major concern with many chemicals. 

There are two types of material used:

  1. Metal that is durable and robust for abrasives and slurries

  • 316 Stainless Steel

  • Alloy C

  • Aluminum

  • Cast iron


  1.  Non-Metallic that is robust and its lightweight design offers a broad range of chemical compatibility

  • polypropylene

  • Acetal

  • Conductive Polypropylene

  • Conductive Acetal

  • Conductive PVDF

  • PVDF/Kynar

  • Nylon 

II.  Pump Sizing & the Performance 

The size of the pump for the operating parameters involves the flow and pressure rating of a pump. The desired flow rate in gallons per minute (gpm) or liters per minute (lpm) is an important factor to consider when selecting a pump.


Chemical Process Pumps, for instance, can perform in the envelope of 0 to 270 lpm. This is achieved with a simple adjustment of the air pressure or discharge head, giving chemical process pumps an advantage over other pump technologies where it may be difficult or impossible to have that much control over the flow rate. The higher the flow rate, the faster your job gets done. An incorrect sized pump can lead to operating problems within the pump fluid transfer system.


Reasons to choose Chemical Process Pumps over others! 


Chemical Process pumps are the most frequently used pumps in the chemical industry. They are the most common type of chemical pump because of the simplicity and effectiveness of their design and operation, which also makes them less expensive than other pumps.


  1. They are Versatile and can be run anywhere on their performance curve with an easy adjustment of air inlet pressure (0 to max).

  2. They have excellent chemical resistance 

  3. They have a wide viscosity range that can handle just about any fluid that can flow up to 90,000 cst (415,500 ssu) and can be specially fitted to achieve even more.

Chemical process pumps are one of the safest and most effective options available on the market today, making them the optimal choice for handling most if not all types of chemicals.

For decades, Fluorolined Equipments Pvt. Ltd.  has been into manufacturing Chemical Process Pumps to offer you the best deal out there. We offer continuous innovation and provide the broadest range of the most reliable and durable chemical pumps to support an extensive set of markets around the world. 

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