en.Wedoany.com Reported - Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS) will showcase its range of peristaltic pumps and fluid path products at the 2026 American Water Works Association (AWWA) Annual Conference and Exposition (ACE26), designed to improve dosing accuracy, reduce maintenance requirements, and enhance operational efficiency.
The event will take place from June 21 to 24 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., with WMFTS at booth 3047. The exhibition will focus on addressing common challenges in water and wastewater treatment, including precise chemical dosing, handling of abrasive slurries, and maintaining process reliability.
Among the exhibits, the Qdos® range of chemical metering pumps includes models such as 20, 30, 60, 120, CWT, and H-FLO, offering a dosing accuracy of ±1% and repeatability of ±0.5%. According to WMFTS, these pumps help reduce chemical consumption and eliminate the auxiliary equipment typically required for diaphragm metering pumps. Pump head replacement is tool-free and requires no specialized training. The Qdos H-FLO model is specifically designed for higher flow applications, delivering flow rates up to 600 liters per hour (158.5 USGPH) with a pressure capability of 130 psi.
Additionally, the Qdos Pressure Sensing Kit provides real-time pressure monitoring, helping operators detect leaks and blockages, and is suitable for chemicals used in water treatment, mining, food and beverage, and other industries. The Qdos Hose Connector Kit, a PTFE hose accessory, is designed to provide a simple and reliable connection between the Qdos pump and process lines, compatible with highly corrosive chemicals.
For handling slurries and corrosive fluids, WMFTS will showcase Bredel hose pump technology. The APEX™ hose pump is designed to handle corrosive chemicals and abrasive slurries at pressures of 116 psi, with a high-flow design aimed at reducing wear and extending maintenance intervals. The Bredel Heavy Duty pump targets abrasive, high-solids slurries, thick sludge, and corrosive fluids, achieving flow rates up to 28,496 GPH at a pressure of 232 psi (16 bar).
Brenden Cummings, National Sales Manager for Process Industries at WMFTS, stated that peristaltic technology handles difficult chemicals more reliably than other pump types, providing accurate and repeatable flow even for degassing substances like sodium hypochlorite. This technology is designed to help plants reduce maintenance needs, lower operating costs, and support sustainability goals.
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