ChemicalPumps
Move aggressive liquids.

Talk to a
specialist
Sizing, regulations, installation. Our team has been answering these questions for over 25 years.
Our small range of very capable chemical pumps, with a variety of voltages and outlet sizes. Available to order today for speedy delivery!
Chemical Pumps FAQs
What type of chemical pump do I need for my application?
This depends on the chemical being handled, its concentration and temperature, as well as the flow rate and head height required. Materials like polypropylene and PVDF resist a wide range of acids and alkalis, but always check the manufacturer's chemical compatibility chart before ordering. If you're unsure, get in touch with the specifics of your application and we can help point you in the right direction.
What voltage options are available?
Our range includes both 230V single-phase and 110V pumps, suitable for domestic, agricultural and construction-site use. 110V units are often required on building sites for safety reasons and will need a suitable transformer. Always check the pump's electrical rating against your available supply before purchasing.
Can these pumps handle corrosive or aggressive chemicals?
Yes, chemical pumps are specifically engineered with resistant materials such as PVDF, polypropylene or PTFE seals to handle acids, alkalis and other aggressive fluids that would quickly degrade a standard water pump. That said, no single pump handles every chemical, so always match the wetted parts to your specific fluid's safety data sheet. Using the wrong pump for the chemical will void warranty and can be a serious safety hazard.
What outlet size do I need?
Outlet sizes in our range vary to suit different flow rate requirements and pipework, so check your existing installation or intended dosing rate before choosing. A smaller outlet increases velocity but restricts overall flow, while a larger outlet suits higher-volume transfer jobs. If you're replacing an existing pump, matching the outlet size to your current pipework will save on additional fittings.
Do chemical pumps need any special installation considerations?
Chemical pumps should be installed with appropriate secondary containment (a bund) in case of leaks, and positioned to allow easy access for maintenance and seal inspection. Ensure pipework and fittings are also chemically compatible, not just the pump itself, and that electrical connections meet the relevant safety standards for the environment. Suitable PPE should always be worn when connecting or disconnecting pumps that have handled hazardous chemicals.
How quickly can I get a chemical pump delivered?
Our chemical pump range is stocked and available to order today, with speedy delivery as standard across the UK mainland. Exact lead times depend on your location and the specific pump chosen, so check the product page for current dispatch estimates. Contact us if you need the pump urgently and we'll advise on the fastest options.
