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Injection Pumps
Graco’s chemical injection pumps dispense and dose chemicals at gas and oil wellheads, as well as pipelines. We design our portable, oilfield chemical injection pumps to operate at many pressures and work in harsh environments, which make them ideal for chemical injection applications. We produce them in several drive types: AC, DC and pneumatic, each offering distinctive benefits depending on your requirements. In addition to our complete pumps, we also offer fluid and drive modules to customize your pump to your unique power supply and fluid requirements.
CHEMICAL INJECTION PUMPS FOR OIL & GAS
IMPROVE WELL PRODUCTION AND PIPELINE FLOW, DETER CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES IN NATURAL GAS
Regardless if your applications are upstream or midstream, our chemical injection pumps help you with problems like pipeline corrosion, freezing and more. Graco’s rugged and reliable chemical injection pumps can inject numerous materials such as methanol, corrosion inhibitors and solids inhibitors. Additionally, our pumps are designed to handle some of the most aggressive chemicals.
WHEN YOU NEED RELIABLE AND PRECISE CHEMICAL INJECTION
Easily Configure your Injection Pump
Easily customize your fluid sections and the drive ends to work with many aggressive oilfield chemicals. The pump gives you precise control over corrosion inhibitors and more.
Control Precise Injection Rates
You’ll achieve total control over your pump’s feed rates, which gives you more flexibility when planning chemical dosing.
Long-Lasting Fluid Packings
Graco pumps are engineered with industrial-grade fluid seals and packings that are rated to deliver years of productive operation.
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The AC and DC electrically operated G-JR pumps are ideal for standard chemical injection applications. G-JR pumps come standard with the new Graco Harrier EZ-JR controller and are offered as an all-in-one pump package to handle methanol injection and other chemical dosing tasks.
Python pumps are ideal for applications that require a pump to operate in hazardous locations and can run off regulated natural gas or compressed air.
