Chemical Industry Pumps

The right chemical pump starts with chemical compatibility but doesn’t end there!

The right chemical pump starts with chemical compatibility but doesn’t end there!

If you’re dealing with chemicals, you’ll likely understand that failure to get a pump compatible with your chemicals can result in corrosion, swelling, dissolving or brittleness and ultimately it is leaking and failing. We give special considerations to the materials we specify, considering not only the chemical but the temperature and concentration. For example, Hastelloy C is compatible with Hydrochloric acid at 10% at 20°C, but at 40°C it has limited resistance.

Whether it’s a chemical dosing pump you need for accurate metering, a chemical drum pump for barrel emptying or one for tank to tank transfer, Castle Pumps are likely to have solved your requirement before for another client.

Who We've Worked With in the Chemical Industry

Case Studies

Tank to Tank Transfer for Chemical Manufacturer - Peristaltic Hose Pumps

Tank to Tank Transfer for Chemical Manufacturer - Peristaltic Hose Pumps

On occasions, the required specifications don't make for a difficult selection. This company needed a pump suitable for chemicals, to be transferred from tank to tank with a low flow rate. Our selection was based upon the capabilities of the pump in question, and it's ability to slow down the flow rate to the desired range. This customer was happy with our suggestion and placed the order within 2 days of their initial enquiry.

Solvents for Metal Reclamation – AODD Pumps

Solvents for Metal Reclamation – AODD Pumps

Castle Pumps were approached by a precious metal reclamation and recycling company looking for a number of the same pumps. They wanted a solution for transferring the solvents used for the cleaning of recycled metal product surfaces to be used in the pharmaceutical industry.

Vape Flavour Dispensing from IBCs - Food Grade Barrel Pump

Vape Flavour Dispensing from IBCs - Food Grade Barrel Pump

Castle Pumps received an enquiry from a manufacturer of vape liquids and flavours who were looking to upscale their production. Part of this involved improving the efficiency of transferring the concentrated flavours from the IBCs where they are stored. The customer was looking for a number of container emptying solutions for fitting onto the IBCs and dispensing the favours without manually handling the fluid.