In industries that handle chemicals, like water treatment and manufacturing, the pumps you use are crucial. Choosing the right materials for these pumps isn’t just a detail – it’s a way to protect your operations and your budget. Picking the wrong materials can lead to pump failures, expensive downtime, and even safety risks.
The key to a good chemical pump is material compatibility. If the materials aren’t right, you’ll face problems like:
Here are the three main things to think about:
Here are some common materials and what they’re good for:
Picking the wrong materials can cost you a lot:
In the words of our founder, and President, Greg Vissers, “Choosing materials isn’t just technical – it’s financial. A cheap pump might cost more in the long run if it’s not made of the right stuff.”
In Canada, you must follow rules like the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA) and get CSA certifications to make sure your pumps are safe and don’t cause pollution.
Here are some tips:
Choosing the right materials for your chemical pumps is vital for safety, performance, and saving money. The costs of choosing wrong are too high to ignore.
At Vissers Sales Corp., we can help you find the best pumps for your needs. If you’re not sure about your current pumps or want to upgrade, Contact us today using our website or toll-free number 1-800-367-4180. We’ll help you choose the right materials to protect your operations and your bottom line.
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