Manufacturer of pro-grade chemical metering pumps, flow meters, and water treatment accessories for industrial, municipal, and commercial applications.
Blue-White Industries is a leading manufacturer of fluid metering and water treatment solutions, established in 1957. The company specializes in designing and producing high-quality chemical feed pumps, including peristaltic and diaphragm models, as well as variable area and paddlewheel flow meters. Their products are engineered to ensure precise chemical injection and flow measurement in a variety of critical industries such as water purification, municipal water treatment, agriculture, and commercial swimming pools.
Headquartered in Huntington Beach, California, Blue-White prides itself on innovative engineering and durable construction. Their product line features the popular CHEM-FEED® skid systems, FLEXFLO® peristaltic pumps, and DIGI-METER® flow monitoring instrumentation. Dedicated to simplifying fluid metering processes, Blue-White provides reliable, user-friendly equipment designed to withstand harsh environments and rigorous operational demands.
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The Pressure Relief Valve is typically preset at 50 psi, though it often has an adjustment range (e.g., 5-100 psi or 5-150 psi) depending on the specific system model.
No, pulsation dampeners are generally recommended for diaphragm pump systems. They are not recommended for use with peristaltic pump systems.
The F-550 flow meter is designed to work best when installed in a perfectly vertical pipe system with upward flow. Ensure the piping design prevents stress on the meter fittings and minimizes vibration.
Periodic cleaning of the paddlewheel is required to maintain accuracy. The frequency depends on the cleanliness of the fluid. Use mild soap and a soft-bristle brush to remove any debris.
El voltage requirement is printed directly on the pump serial label. Always verify the supply voltage matches this label before connecting power to avoid damage.
If priming is difficult due to dry valves or back pressure, you may need to wet the valves by immersing them in water or manually fill the suction tube with water to help the diaphragm create enough pull.