Application | Water Treatment
Chemicals are an integral part of water treatment. Iwaki America offers both chemical transfer and injection pumps.
MDM Series
350 GPM / 350 ftMDM Series
Max. Capacity:
350 GPM
1400 LPM
Max. Head:
350 ft
107 m
MXM Series
160 GPM / 140 ftMXM Series
Max. Capacity:
160 GPM
600 LPM
Max. Head:
140 ft
42 m
MDW Series
1320 GPM / 329 ftMDW Series
Max. Capacity:
1320 GPM
5000 LPM
Max. Head:
329 ft
98 m
Metallic Series
340 GPM / 390 ftMP Series
Max. Capacity:
340 GPM
1290 LPM
Max. Head:
390 ft
118 m
MX(F) Series
225 GPM / 128 ftMX(F) Series
Max. Capacity:
225 GPM
852 LPM
Max. Head:
128 ft
39 m
SMX(F) Series
132 GPM / 119 ftSMX(F) Series
Max. Capacity:
132 GPM
Max. Head:
119 ft
36 m
MD/WMD Series
35.6 GPM / 66.6 ftMD/WMD Series
Max. Capacity:
35.6 GPM
135 LPM
Max. Head:
66.6 ft
20.3 m
Metallic Series
24 GPM / 92 ftMMP Series
Max. Capacity:
24 GPM
90 LPM
Max. Head:
92 ft
28 m
IX Series
80 GPH / 250 PSI / 140 SPMIX Series
Max. Capacity: 80 GPH
Max. Pressure: 250 PSI
Strokes per minute: 140 SPM
LK Series
856 GPH / 145 PSI / 116 SPMLK Series
Max. Capacity: 856 GPH
Max. Pressure: 145 PSI
Strokes per minute: 116 SPM
These pumps are responsible for transferring and injecting chemicals into the water treatment process to maintain water quality and ensure the safety of the water supply. One of the primary applications for chemical transfer and injection pumps in water treatment is coagulation and flocculation. Chemical transfer and injection pumps are used to inject chemicals such as alum and polymer into the water to coagulate and flocculate suspended particles. This process allows the suspended particles to stick together and form larger particles, which can then be more easily removed by sedimentation or filtration. These pumps are also used in disinfection, pH control, corrosion control & fluoridation applications in the water treatment industry.
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