Your New Favorite Etatron Emp Livestock Water Treatment Metering Pump Collection [7PMlF2HI]

Etatron eMP Livestock Water Treatment Pump

The Your New Favorite Etatron Emp Livestock Water Treatment Metering Pump Collection [7PMlF2HI] is the ultimate solution for all your water treatment needs. Designed with simplicity, reliability, and compactness in mind, this pump is the perfect choice for any livestock farming operation. With its advanced features and user-friendly design, it ensures precise and consistent water treatment, contributing to the health and well-being of your animals.

Key Features and Specifications

The eMP Livestock Water Treatment Metering Pump is equipped with a range of features that make it stand out from the competition. Its automatic injection speed adjustment ensures proportional delivery, while the dual scale dial allows for easy stroke adjustment. The pump operates with 1 pulse per 1 gallon or 1 pulse per 10 gallon water meter, providing flexibility for various applications. Key features include superior diaphragm technology, no squeeze tubes that can break, and a PVDF solenoid head for enhanced chemical resistance. The IP65 acid resistance housing and self-priming capabilities make it durable and efficient. Additional features include automatic shut-off when the chemical container is empty and pressure control to prevent damage.

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Your New Favorite Etatron Emp Livestock Water Treatment Metering Pump Collection [7PMlF2HI] is ideal for a variety of applications in livestock farming. Whether you are treating water for drinking, irrigation, or waste management, this pump ensures optimal performance and reliability. Its compact size and wall mount design make it easy to install and integrate into your existing water treatment system. The pump's benefits are numerous, including improved animal health, reduced labor costs, and increased efficiency. It is the perfect choice for any farmer looking to enhance their water treatment process and achieve the best possible outcomes for their livestock.