Measured Shot Dispenser Pumps
These dispenser pumps draw liquid directly from jugs, pails or drums – whatever container it is you are using. But likely the small scale containers. The pumps dispense the stored material through an 8' hose or spout. They have a body made from polypropylene and bellows from polyethylene.
The simplest kind of this type of pump is One Ounce Pump.This model fits bottle containers for small dispensing. While the others are designed to accommodate different kinds of materials, still at one or two ounces per push. They come with choices as described below:
• EPDM seals – perfect for detergents: coming with hose or with spout. • Silicone seals – perfect for chlorine: coming with hose or with spout. • Viton seals and hose – perfect for solvents: coming with hose or with spout.
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PRODUCT TYPES: Measured shot dispenser pumps are designed to deliver a fixed volume of liquid with each push. Standard options include 1 oz and 2 oz per stroke models, providing consistent and repeatable dispensing. These pumps are available with either hose or spout discharge options to suit different applications. Smaller models are commonly used for bottles and jugs, while larger configurations can draw from pails and drums, offering flexibility across container sizes.
MATERIALS & DURABILITY: These industrial dispenser pumps are constructed with polypropylene bodies and polyethylene bellows, providing resistance to a wide range of chemicals. Seal materials play a critical role in durability and compatibility. EPDM seals are commonly used for detergents and water-based solutions, silicone seals are suitable for chlorine and similar chemicals, and Viton seals are designed for solvents and more aggressive fluids. Proper material selection ensures long service life and reliable performance.
INDUSTRY USE CASES: Measured shot pumps are widely used in janitorial services, chemical processing, maintenance operations, and manufacturing. They are ideal for dispensing cleaning agents, sanitizers, solvents, and specialty chemicals where exact dosing is required. These pumps are also useful in packaging and bottling processes, where consistent volume control is necessary for product quality.
COMPLIANCE & SAFETY: Accurate dispensing reduces the risk of overuse, spills, and chemical exposure. Selecting the correct seal material ensures compatibility with the liquid being handled, helping prevent leaks and degradation. Controlled output also supports safer handling of chemicals by limiting the amount dispensed per stroke. Proper use of hose or spout attachments further improves safety during transfer.
BUYING CONSIDERATIONS: When selecting a measured shot pump, consider the required output per stroke and the type of liquid being dispensed. Choose between 1 oz or 2 oz models based on your application needs. Select the correct seal material—EPDM, silicone, or Viton—based on chemical compatibility. Decide between hose or spout configurations depending on how the liquid will be transferred.
COST & EFFICIENCY: Measured shot dispenser pumps improve efficiency by delivering consistent volumes with each use, reducing product waste and improving accuracy. Their manual operation eliminates the need for power, lowering operating costs. Durable materials reduce maintenance and replacement frequency. For applications requiring precise liquid control, these pumps provide a reliable and cost-effective solution.
Manual pumps that dispense exact 1 oz or 2 oz per stroke, ideal for precise chemical and liquid dosing with minimal waste.
MATERIALS & DURABILITY: These industrial dispenser pumps are constructed with polypropylene bodies and polyethylene bellows, providing resistance to a wide range of chemicals. Seal materials play a critical role in durability and compatibility. EPDM seals are commonly used for detergents and water-based solutions, silicone seals are suitable for chlorine and similar chemicals, and Viton seals are designed for solvents and more aggressive fluids. Proper material selection ensures long service life and reliable performance.
INDUSTRY USE CASES: Measured shot pumps are widely used in janitorial services, chemical processing, maintenance operations, and manufacturing. They are ideal for dispensing cleaning agents, sanitizers, solvents, and specialty chemicals where exact dosing is required. These pumps are also useful in packaging and bottling processes, where consistent volume control is necessary for product quality.
COMPLIANCE & SAFETY: Accurate dispensing reduces the risk of overuse, spills, and chemical exposure. Selecting the correct seal material ensures compatibility with the liquid being handled, helping prevent leaks and degradation. Controlled output also supports safer handling of chemicals by limiting the amount dispensed per stroke. Proper use of hose or spout attachments further improves safety during transfer.
BUYING CONSIDERATIONS: When selecting a measured shot pump, consider the required output per stroke and the type of liquid being dispensed. Choose between 1 oz or 2 oz models based on your application needs. Select the correct seal material—EPDM, silicone, or Viton—based on chemical compatibility. Decide between hose or spout configurations depending on how the liquid will be transferred.
COST & EFFICIENCY: Measured shot dispenser pumps improve efficiency by delivering consistent volumes with each use, reducing product waste and improving accuracy. Their manual operation eliminates the need for power, lowering operating costs. Durable materials reduce maintenance and replacement frequency. For applications requiring precise liquid control, these pumps provide a reliable and cost-effective solution.
Manual pumps that dispense exact 1 oz or 2 oz per stroke, ideal for precise chemical and liquid dosing with minimal waste.
