Supplying liquids to factories

Every factory in the world uses large amounts of water to clean products and heat/cool raw materials. In addition, it is necessary to transfer various liquids, such as fuel to manufacturing equipment and chemical agents to materials.

For example, pumps play a variety of roles in chemical plants that manufacture shampoo. They take on a variety of roles in receiving chemicals used as raw materials for shampoo from transport trucks and carrying them to raw material tanks, supplying chemicals from raw material tanks to manufacturing equipment, supplying water to cool manufacturing equipment, and transferring waste liquid discharged in the production process to treatment equipment. Liquids exist in a variety of states. Some may be acidic or alkaline, some are thick while others may be mixed with foreign substances that can wear metals. Depending on the factory, the fluids they handle, pressure, flow rate and how pumps are installed can vary. EBARA supports the operation of factories around the world with a wide range of pumps that meet diverse needs.