Why Should You Choose Our Dosing Pumps?
Verito’s dosing pumps are more than just equipment; they are precision-engineered tools designed to enhance operational accuracy, minimize waste, and ensure long-term performance. With our pumps, industries benefit from:
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Exceptional Dosing Accuracy
Our pumps deliver precise chemical dosing, ensuring consistent results even in the most demanding operational environments.
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Versatility Across Industries
From water treatment and oil & gas to pharmaceuticals and food processing, Verito’s pumps are adaptable to diverse application needs.
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Global Standards Compliance
Verito’s dosing pumps are manufactured under the guidelines of API 675 and ISO certifications, ensuring quality, safety, and reliability.
Types of Dosing Pump at Verito Engineering Pvt Ltd
Verito offers a diverse range of dosing/metering pumps, each designed to handle specific industry requirements with unmatched precision:
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Mechanically Actuated Diaphragm Pumps
Designed for moderate pressure applications, these pumps offer simplicity and durability. Ideal for handling chemicals in water treatment plants, they provide reliable dosing with low maintenance needs.
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Hydraulically Actuated Diaphragm Pumps
These pumps are engineered for high-pressure applications, offering superior leak-proof performance. Perfect for hazardous environments where safety and accuracy are critical, such as chemical injection in oil and gas operations.
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Plunger/Piston Pumps
Our plunger pumps deliver high-pressure dosing for viscous or aggressive fluids. With their robust design and precise control, they excel in industries like power generation, petrochemical processing, and fertilizer production.
4 Key Features That Set Our Dosing Pumps Apart
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Precision Control Systems
Advanced microprocessor technology ensures that each pump delivers fluids with exact flow rates, concentrations, and timing, optimizing dosing efficiency.
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Wide Operational Flexibility
Adjustable parameters such as stroke length and flow rate enable operators to fine-tune the pump’s performance to meet specific process requirements.
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Smart User Interface
Our dosing pumps are equipped with intuitive digital interfaces that allow for seamless integration into automated systems, ensuring ease of operation, real-time monitoring, and remote access.
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Corrosion-Resistant Construction
Constructed using high-performance materials such as PTFE, PVDF, and stainless steel, Verito pumps are built to withstand aggressive chemicals and harsh operating environments, ensuring longevity and reliability.
Technical Specifications
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Dosing Capacity
Ranges from microdosing to high-volume outputs, customizable for small-scale to large industrial applications.
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Construction Material
High-grade materials like SS316, Hastelloy C, and corrosion-resistant plastics for superior chemical compatibility.
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Power Options
Available in AC, and ATEX-compliant versions, ensuring safe operation even in hazardous zones.
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Control Mechanisms
Fully adjustable parameters including stroke length, frequency, and dosing volume, allowing precision adjustments based on fluid properties and process conditions.
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Temperature Range
Suitable for environments ranging from sub-zero to high-temperature conditions, ensuring reliable performance across industries like pharmaceuticals, power generation, and wastewater treatment.
Advantages of Verito’s Dosing Pumps
Uncompromising Accuracy and Control
Verito’s dosing pumps are designed to deliver precise quantities of chemicals, reducing waste and improving process efficiency. This ensures optimal dosing performance in critical applications such as pH control, disinfection, and chemical blending.
Energy-Efficient Design
Our pumps are optimized for energy efficiency, reducing operational costs while maintaining high performance. The advanced motor designs ensure low power consumption and longer operational life.
Minimal Maintenance, Maximum Uptime
Verito’s pumps are designed with minimal moving parts, reducing the risk of wear and tear. Our high-quality materials ensure long-lasting durability, minimizing downtime for maintenance.
Environmentally Friendly
By ensuring precise chemical dosing, Verito pumps help reduce the risk of overuse or spillage of hazardous materials, promoting safer, more sustainable operations.
Custom Solutions
We offer tailored solutions, from material selection to flow rate customization, ensuring that each dosing pump meets the specific needs of the client’s application, be it water treatment, chemical dosing, or any other industrial process.
Where Are Our Dosing Pumps Used?
Verito’s dosing pumps are trusted across numerous industries for their accuracy, reliability, and robust performance. Our pumps are ideal for:
Water & Wastewater Treatment
Precision dosing of disinfectants, coagulants, and pH adjusters in municipal and industrial plants.
Oil & Gas
Accurate injection of corrosion inhibitors, biocides, and other additives in upstream and downstream processes.
Pharmaceuticals
Precise metering of active ingredients and additives in drug manufacturing and formulation processes.
Power Generation
Dosing of boiler treatment chemicals, scale inhibitors, and conditioning agents in power plants.
Chemical Processing
Handling aggressive chemicals with precise dosing to optimize production and reduce waste.
Verito Engineering Private Limited’s dosing/metering pumps are engineered to meet the highest standards of precision, reliability, and efficiency. Whether optimizing chemical dosing in water treatment, improving operational safety in chemical plants, or ensuring accuracy in pharmaceutical manufacturing, Verito pumps provide a superior solution for any industrial dosing need. With a focus on innovation and compliance with global standards, our dosing pumps help businesses across the world enhance productivity, reduce costs, and maintain environmental safety.
FAQs
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What is a dosing pump and how does it work?
A dosing pump is a device designed to inject a precise amount of liquid into a flow of water, gas, or steam. It works by drawing the fluid into a chamber and then discharging it into the desired system.
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What industries use dosing pumps?
Dosing pumps are commonly used in industries such as water treatment, chemical processing, food and beverage, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing.
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How do I select the right dosing pump for my application?
Choosing the right dosing pump depends on factors like the type of liquid, flow rate, pressure requirements, and compatibility with the system you’re using.
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What types of dosing pumps are available?
Common types include electronic metering pumps, plunger metering pumps, hydraulically operated diaphragm pumps, mechanically actuated diaphragm pumps, and progressive cavity screw pumps.
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How do I maintain a dosing pump?
Regular maintenance involves checking seals, replacing worn-out parts, cleaning the pump, and monitoring flow rates to ensure consistent dosing accuracy.
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Can dosing pumps handle corrosive or hazardous liquids?
Yes, dosing pumps can handle corrosive or hazardous liquids if they are made from materials compatible with the chemicals being used. It's important to choose the right pump material for your application.
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What is the typical lifespan of a dosing pump?
With proper maintenance and regular servicing, dosing pumps can last for several years. The lifespan will vary depending on the operating conditions and usage.
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How do dosing pumps improve efficiency in water treatment systems?
Dosing pumps ensure precise chemical dosing, reducing chemical waste, minimizing errors, and improving overall system efficiency by maintaining optimal chemical levels.
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Can dosing pumps operate automatically?
Yes, many dosing pumps can be integrated into automated systems, allowing for real-time monitoring and automatic adjustments based on system demands.
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What is the maximum flow rate of a dosing pump?
The flow rate depends on the model and type of dosing pump. It can range from very low (a few milliliters per hour) to higher flow rates, suitable for industrial applications.
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How do I troubleshoot common issues with dosing pumps?
Common issues include leaks, inconsistent dosing, or motor failure. Basic troubleshooting includes checking seals, ensuring proper calibration, and cleaning the pump’s components.
