High-Temperature Water-Powered Dosing Pump
Chemical compatibility is documented for Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids. Documented models include Dosatron D14T high-temperature family, Dosatron D132 Mega-Flo and Dosatron D400. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can High-Temperature Water-Powered Dosing Pump handle Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids?
High-Temperature Water-Powered Dosing Pump has documented compatibility with Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids Materials to confirm: High-temp elastomers and seal compounds rated for thermal cycling, Metal-free wetted path (key D14T versions) — specifically for NaOH and PAA service, Reinforced piston for repeated expansion under load. Specific chemicals include sodium hydroxide (caustic CIP), phosphoric acid (acid CIP), nitric acid (acid CIP), peracetic acid (PAA), chlorinated alkaline foam cleaner, chlorine dioxide, milkstone / beerstone deposits.
How do I specify High-Temperature Water-Powered Dosing Pump for my application?
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