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 Portability is a common request from operators who need to move a pump across multiple locations, applications or processes. A trolley-mounted pump allows fluid to be moved safely and efficiently between tanks, IBCs, dosing points or process areas without the need for fixed installation.

Laboratory pumps demand precise dosing, metering or the safe transfer of liquids, as well as a gentle pumping action. Given the nature of the products being pumped, the pump's characteristics are critical to ensure the integrity of the delicate product. 

Hand-Operated Drum Pumps, sometimes referred to as manual drum pumps, are a safe and convenient drum pump suitable for emptying drums and containers. These pumps are generally more cost-effective, as there is no motor attached, and they require the operator to create the ‘pumping’ action.

Drum pumps are a popular choice for a wide range of industries. They are a portable pump that can be used to empty tanks, barrels, drums, and IBCs. With many liquids transported or delivered in 1000 L IBCs or 200 litre drums, these drum pumps allow for easy transfer.

Drum Pumps offer a versatile option for many applications, from chemical manufacturing through to food and beverage. The portable design, suitability for intermittent transfer, modern designs and accessories make drum pumps user-friendly.

Do you work in the chemical industry? Or maybe you’re a Plant Manager looking for effective chemical pumping solutions?

In response to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, and due to the shortage of hand sanitiser, some of Australia’s leading distillers are filling the void.

Ethanol is a clear, flammable liquid widely utilized across various industries as a fuel, solvent, and ingredient in cosmetics, flavourings, medications, and antiseptic treatments. Its versatility makes it a popular choice, but handling ethanol presents unique challenges, particularly in pumping applications.

New Drum Pump that can mix the process fluid while pumping.