Application Guide
Textile Chemical Transfer Pumps
Dyes, alkalis, peroxide and hot process water — shift after shift.
Textile and dyeing plants punish pumps with variety: caustic scouring liquors, hydrogen peroxide bleaching, dye baths, acetic acid, and hot process water — often on the same transfer line across a shift. Selection must cover the range of chemistry, not the average.
The pumping challenges
- Wide chemistry variety on shared transfer lines
- Hot liquids near boiling in dye houses
- Lint and fibre contamination
- Continuous multi-shift operation in humid, corrosive atmospheres
Material options
PP/PVDF for caustic, peroxide and dye chemistry
SS 316 monoblocks for hot water and utility duty
EPDM/FFKM elastomers per chemistry
Technical considerations
- List the full chemistry set — we select for the worst case, not the average
- Hot dye-bath duty needs temperature margin on polymer selection
- Lint screens and strainers reviewed with the piping
- Monoblock formats suit the compact dye-house layout
Honest limits: no pump material is universally compatible with every concentration and temperature of a chemical. Final selection is confirmed against your exact duty — that's why we ask before we quote.
Suitable PT Pumps
Pumps for this duty
FAQs
Common questions on this duty
Often yes in PP/PVDF — these polymers cover that chemistry set. We confirm against your actual list including concentrations and temperatures.
Enquire
Get a pump selected for this duty
Fill in the duty point — the form is pre-tagged for this application. An applications engineer responds with a confirmed selection and budgetary quotation.