Peristaltic Pumps for Water Treatment Water Treatment (Sludge) – Treatment Plants The ACME Peristaltic Pump is one of the most advanced solutions for wastewater treatment, especially when dealing with sludge containing organic, biological, chemical waste and solid suspensions. Thanks to its innovative design, it can handle complex fluids without compromising treatment efficiency. Advantages of using the ACME Peristaltic Pump in Treatment Plants:

• Optimal sludge management: even with dense fluids or those containing suspended solids.
• Continuous operation: avoids blockages and failures typical of centrifugal or lobe pumps.
• High chemical resistance: suitable for aggressive liquids from chemical, textile, and food industries.

Filtration Systems for Electroplating, Textile, and Chemical Treatments In the electroplating, textile, and chemical sectors, filtration processes require pumps capable of handling highly viscous fluids and aggressive chemicals.

The ACME Peristaltic Pump is ideal for:

• Electroplating treatments: handling solutions of heavy metals and concentrated acids.
• Textile industry: transferring liquids with high concentrations of dyes and additives.
• Chemical industry: managing hazardous substances without clogging or pressure loss.

Operator Safety and Protection A distinctive feature of the ACME Peristaltic Pump is its ability to protect both the operator and the environment. The fluid remains contained inside a flexible hose, eliminating the risk of contamination. This is particularly beneficial for:

• Chemical or biological treatments: safely handling toxic fluids without dispersion.
• Industrial processes with hazardous substances: preventing accidental leaks.
• High-risk environments: improving operational safety by reducing exposure hazards.

Water Treatment with Chemical Additives The ACME Peristaltic Pump is ideal for transporting chemical additives used in water treatment plants, including:

• Sodium hypochlorite
• Sodium bisulfite
• Ferric chloride
• Lime milk and other polymers

Thanks to its sealed design, it prevents air ingress and maintains a constant flow even in the presence of gas, ensuring reliable performance. Handling Flocculants and Dense Products Another advantage of ACME peristaltic pumps is their ability to transfer flocculants, widely used in water treatment to promote solid separation. These pumps can handle:

• Highly dense and viscous flocculants: commonly employed in European markets such as Germany and France.
• Solid suspensions: clumps of flocculants or metallic residues without compromising flow.
• Complex industrial treatments: perfect for fluids with high impurity content.

Conclusions In summary, the ACME Peristaltic Pump represents a versatile and efficient solution for water treatment, particularly suited for sludge pumping and fluids containing hazardous substances or solid particles. Thanks to its robustness, operational safety, and consistent performance, it provides indispensable support for a wide range of applications in industrial wastewater treatment plants, both in the public and private sectors.