Author: Stella chan

Reading Time: 3--4 min

Introduction

Industrial pumps are used in many production processes, but the required pump type depends on the liquid, operating conditions, and industry. Choosing the right pump improves safety, reduces maintenance, and increases system reliability.

This guide explains the most common pump applications in six major industries.

This is Part 1. We'll cover Wastewater & Air Pollution Control, Electroplating & Surface Finishing, and PCB Manufacturing.



1. Wastewater & Air Pollution Control

Air Scrubber Systems

Scrubber Recirculation

Chemical Dosing

Waste Liquid Transfer

Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Wastewater Collection & Lift Stations

Corrosive Wastewater Transfer

Sludge & High-Solid Waste

Chemical Dosing

Cooling Water & Reclaimed Water



2. Electroplating & Surface Finishing

Electroplating Lines

Chemical Tank Circulation

Nickel, Chrome & Gold Plating

Tank Transfer

Chemical Replenishment

Painting & Coating

Paint Supply

Solvent Recovery

Pretreatment Tanks



3. PCB Manufacturing

Chemical Process Lines

Etching, Stripping & Micro-Etching

Waste Chemical Transfer

Pure Water Circulation

Hazardous Waste Slurry

Automatic Chemical Dosing

Air Scrubber Recirculation



End of Part 1

From scrubber systems to plating lines and PCB etching, the first three industries all share one thing in common --- handling corrosive or contaminated liquids. In Part 2, we'll move into even higher-purity applications: Semiconductor, Battery & Energy Storage, and Solar (Photovoltaic) manufacturing, where cleanliness and leak-free operation become even more critical.