The GM Diaphragm Metering Pump is a high-precision, reliable chemical dosing and fluid transfer pump designed for accurate handling of corrosive, abrasive, and hazardous liquids. Engineered for industrial, water treatment, chemical, pharmaceutical, and environmental applications, the GM pump provides precise flow control, leak-free operation, and long-term durability, making it an ideal solution for critical dosing processes.
The pump uses a diaphragm-based design, which ensures complete isolation of the pumped fluid from mechanical components, eliminating the risk of leaks and chemical exposure. Constructed with 316L stainless steel, PTFE, PVDF, or chemically resistant polymers, the GM Diaphragm Metering Pump is capable of handling strong acids, alkalis, oxidizers, solvents, and other aggressive chemicals with exceptional reliability.
Equipped with adjustable stroke length, variable speed control, and optional electronic controllers, the GM pump achieves highly precise dosing, ranging from milliliters per hour to hundreds of liters per hour, suitable for laboratory experiments, pilot plants, and full-scale industrial processes. Its modular and compact design facilitates easy installation, maintenance, and integration into existing systems, minimizing downtime and maximizing operational efficiency.
The GM Diaphragm Metering Pump is also compatible with automation systems, PLC controls, and remote monitoring, allowing for real-time flow adjustment and process optimization. Whether applied in water treatment, chemical processing, or pharmaceutical production, the pump delivers reliable, efficient, and safe fluid handling, meeting both operational and regulatory requirements.

Leak-Free Diaphragm Design
Flexible diaphragm ensures complete isolation of fluid from pump mechanics.
Suitable for hazardous, toxic, or corrosive chemicals.
High-Precision Flow Control
Adjustable stroke length allows fine-tuning of volumetric output.
Capable of accurate dosing from 0.1 L/h to 500 L/h, depending on model.
Robust Construction
Wetted components in 316L stainless steel, PTFE, PVDF, or PFA.
Resistant to corrosion, abrasion, and chemical attack.
High-Pressure Capability
Standard operation up to 16 bar, with high-pressure variants available.
Variable Flow Rate
Manual or electronic stroke adjustment enables precise flow control.
Compatible with VFDs for automated flow regulation.
Wide Chemical Compatibility
Handles acids, alkalis, chlorine, oxidizers, and aggressive chemicals safely.
Automation Integration
Supports remote operation, PLC, SCADA, and digital feedback systems.
Optional analog or digital input/output signals for precise process monitoring.
Modular and Compact Design
Facilitates easy installation, inspection, and retrofitting.
Compact footprint suitable for laboratory, skid-mounted, or inline installation.
Safety and Compliance
CE, ISO 9001, ATEX, IECEx certified options available.
Ideal for hazardous environments and critical dosing applications.
Energy Efficiency
Optimized hydraulic and mechanical design reduces power consumption.
| Parameter | Specification Range |
Pump Type | Diaphragm Metering Pump |
Flow Rate | 0.1 – 500 L/h |
Pressure | Up to 16 bar (standard); high-pressure options available |
Operating Temperature | -20°C to +120°C (depending on materials) |
Material of Construction | 316L stainless steel, PTFE, PVDF, PFA |
Diaphragm Material | PTFE, Santoprene, EPDM, Chemraz |
Seal Type | Diaphragm (seal-less), optional mechanical seal |
Drive Options | Electric motor, pneumatic, hydraulic, VFD-compatible |
Stroke Adjustment | Manual or electronic, 0–100% |
Viscosity Range | Up to 1000 cP (model dependent) |
pH Range | 0–14 |
Connection Types | ANSI/DIN/JIS flanges, threaded, Tri-Clamp |
Compliance | ISO 9001, CE, ATEX, IECEx, RoHS |
Noise Level | <65 dB(A) |
Accurate dosing of chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, flocculants, antiscalants, acids, and alkalis.
Ensures effective disinfection, pH control, and water purification.
Used for precise metering of acids, bases, oxidizers, and solvents.
Suitable for continuous, batch, or pilot-scale chemical dosing.
Transfers corrosion inhibitors, scale inhibitors, and demulsifiers.
Optional seal-less or diaphragm isolation design reduces leakage risk.
Accurate dosing of reagents, active ingredients, and solvents.
Compatible with GMP-compliant production lines for sterile processing.
Handles flavors, additives, preservatives, and coloring agents safely.
Materials comply with FDA and hygiene standards.
Dosing for wastewater treatment, neutralization, flocculation, and sludge treatment.
Diaphragm design prevents hazardous leakage.
Provides precise, low-volume dosing for research, testing, and small-scale processes.
Integrates with PLC or SCADA systems for automated chemical dosing and process control.
Used for dosing flocculants, antiscalants, and corrosion inhibitors in cooling towers, boilers, and wastewater systems.
Confirm pump is properly mounted and aligned.
Inspect diaphragm, valves, and wetted parts for wear or damage.
Verify fluid compatibility with diaphragm and materials.
Ensure correct electrical supply, drive system, and automation connections.
Prime the pump to eliminate air pockets.
Gradually start the drive to prevent hydraulic shock.
Adjust stroke length or flow rate according to process requirements.
Monitor pressure, flow, and diaphragm performance during operation.
Maintain flow within specified limits.
Periodically inspect diaphragm, valves, and pump head.
Ensure fluids are compatible with wetted materials.
Reduce speed gradually before stopping.
Flush the pump with compatible solvent or water.
Inspect diaphragm and valves for wear and chemical damage.
Visual Inspection
Inspect pump head, diaphragm, valves, and connections regularly.
Diaphragm Replacement
Replace diaphragm if showing wear, cracks, or chemical degradation.
Valve Maintenance
Inspect inlet and outlet valves for deposits or damage.
Clean or replace valves to maintain dosing accuracy.
Drive System Maintenance
Inspect motor, coupling, and gearbox.
Lubricate bearings as recommended by manufacturer.
Flushing and Cleaning
Flush pump after handling aggressive or viscous fluids.
Periodic Overhaul
Inspect critical components every 6–12 months depending on usage.
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
Pump fails to deliver fluid | Air in suction line, dry running | Prime pump, check suction line |
Flow rate inconsistent | Worn diaphragm or valve malfunction | Replace diaphragm, clean valves |
Excessive vibration or noise | Misalignment, air pockets | Realign pump, bleed air from lines |
Pressure drops | Suction blockage, high viscosity | Clear blockage, adjust viscosity |
Fluid leakage | Damaged diaphragm or seals | Replace diaphragm or seals |
Overheating | Excessive speed or high viscosity | Reduce speed, adjust viscosity |
Stroke adjustment not accurate | Mechanical wear or control failure | Inspect and repair stroke adjustment |
Leak-Free Design – Diaphragm ensures safe fluid isolation.
Chemical Resistant Materials – Stainless steel, PTFE, PVDF handle aggressive chemicals.
Precision Dosing – Adjustable stroke for accurate volumetric control.
Versatile Applications – Water treatment, chemical, pharmaceutical, and industrial processes.
Low Maintenance – Durable diaphragm and valves minimize downtime.
Modular Construction – Facilitates installation and service.
Automation Compatible – Supports PLC, SCADA, and digital control systems.
Compliance & Safety – ATEX, CE, ISO, IECEx certified for hazardous areas.
Energy Efficiency – Optimized mechanical design reduces power consumption.
The GM Diaphragm Metering Pump is a robust, precise, and reliable solution for chemical dosing, ensuring safe, leak-free, and efficient fluid transfer in a wide range of industrial, pharmaceutical, water treatment, and environmental applications. Its modular design, automation readiness, and compliance with international standards make it an ideal choice for long-term operational reliability and high-precision chemical metering.
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