【Case Study】Small-scale Transfer of Polymer Coagulants

The viscosity is high and cannot be transferred!

● A handheld pump for drums cannot transfer high-viscosity liquids! We received an inquiry from a chemical manufacturer who wanted to transfer a polymer coagulant (diluted). After the chemical manufacturer filled three types (three compartments) of chemicals into a PE tank, the user was to transfer the coagulant from each chemical solution, as shown in the photo. They also expressed a desire to transfer the liquids simply, without large-scale equipment. Normally, a handheld pump used for drum containers would be selected for standard chemical solutions, but in this case, the high viscosity made it impossible to transfer with a regular handheld pump. ● A compact pump that can self-prime and transfer chemical liquids The SN model is an electric diaphragm type with a flow rate of 50L/min, which is sufficient for small-scale dispensing, and it can run dry. It can suck up the chemical solution down to the bottom. Additionally, the advantages of the diaphragm type include its ability to handle high viscosity and slurries, making it flexible enough to accommodate various chemical liquids that traditional handheld pumps cannot handle. It also offers a price advantage compared to handheld pumps, leading to its adoption.

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