What is a process pump?
As defined by Webster’s Ninth Edition, process is “a series of actions or operations conducing to an end; especially a continuous operation or treatment especially in manufacturing.” So a process pump would be a pump used in the manufacturing of an end product. ANSI B73.1 Process Pumps are widely used in the chemical, pulp & paper, pharmaceutical, petroleum and general industries. These pumps are specifically designed to stand up to the heavy duty usage demands of process systems and operations. In addition, they can be fitted with a huge range of options to suit the varying demands of process operators.
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