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Maximum flow
6.7 GPH (420 mL/min)
Maximum pressure
290 psi (2.0 MPa)
Head material choices
PVC, GFRPP, PVDF, or 316SS
Seal material choices
FKM, EPDM, PCTFE, AFLAS, or 316SS
Valve ball choices
Alumina ceramic, PTFE, or Hastelloy C276

Walchem's EWP Series are solenoid-driven diaphragm metering pumps for chemical injection, built on one drive with two control units. Capacities run from 0.3 to 6.7 GPH, pressures to 290 psi, and ten liquid-end material sets cover PVC, GFRPP, PVDF, and 316SS wetted parts. The housing is rated IP66.

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Maximum flow
6.7 GPH (420 mL/min)
Maximum pressure
290 psi (2.0 MPa)
Head material choices
PVC, GFRPP, PVDF, or 316SS
Seal material choices
FKM, EPDM, PCTFE, AFLAS, or 316SS
Valve ball choices
Alumina ceramic, PTFE, or Hastelloy C276
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Product details

Headline

Precision Dosing. Reliable Performance. Flexible Control.

An advanced series optimized for precision chemical dosing across a broad range of industrial applications.

The EWP Series pumps offer flow rates up to 6.7 GPH (25 1/h) and pressure capabilities reaching 300 PSI (20 bar), all within a compact, rugged housing rated to IP66 and a footprint designed for easy installation or ideal for OEM integration.

Features & benefits

Key Benefits
High Speed Performance

Operating at 360 strokes-per-minute, EWP Series pumps provide high resolution chemical feed. Most competitive products operate at slower speeds, resulting in slug feeding, accelerated diaphragm wear and poor feed control.

Engineered Longevity

All E-Series pumps feature dual bearing support.The armature and shaft are supported with a bearing on each end, which ensures proper axial movement, enabling the E-Series to operate at 360 SPM while extending the life of the diaphragm and mechanics.

High Compression Ratio

The compression ratio of a metering pump is important because it affects the pump’s ability to prime and vent. The compression ratio is raised when you reduce the dead volume of the pump head during operation. All E-Series pumps feature a very high compression ratio that ensures proper feed especially with off-gassing products (i.e. Sodium Hypochlorite).

Superior Check Valve Performance

Dual Check Valve Assemblies in both suction and discharge fittings feature precision ball guides and tapered seats. Precise machining and molding of parts limit valve ball travel, ensuring that balls fully seat and seal with every stroke. The superior check valve design guarantees fast priming and reliable performance.