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Grundfos DME

Grundfos DME is a digital diaphragm dosing pump for chemical dosing in water treatment, process water, wastewater, food and beverage, boiler feed and industrial treatment systems. It provides a defined Grundfos platform for demanding B2B process and utility duties. Request a quote for Grundfos DME from AxFlow.

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Key Specifications

  • Flows up to 940 l/h
  • Pressure up to 10 bar

Product features

  • Digital diaphragm dosing principle → Supports repeatable chemical feed across a wide operating range.
  • DME capacity up to 940 l/h → Extends digital dosing to comparatively high chemical-feed rates.
  • Turndown ratio up to 1:800 → Allows one pump to cover substantial variation in dosing demand.
  • Adjustable slow mode for viscous liquids → Supports dosing of higher-viscosity chemicals within published limits.
  • Pressure, flow or temperature control capability → Supports stable process conditions when demand changes.
  • Predefined service kits → Groups routine wear parts for planned maintenance.
  • Diaphragm, valves, screws and gaskets included in the supplied service scope → Supports structured preventive maintenance.
  • Automatic opening above the set pressure → Helps protect the pump and downstream equipment from overpressure.
  • Maintains a defined minimum backpressure → Improves dosing stability where downstream resistance is low or variable.
  • Adjustable pressure setting → Allows the valve to be matched to dosing-system requirements.

Product description

Grundfos DME is a digital diaphragm dosing pump used for chemical dosing in water treatment, process water, wastewater, food and beverage, boiler feed and industrial treatment systems. It is relevant where reliable hydraulic or dosing performance, predictable operating conditions and maintainable equipment are important to process continuity. AxFlow supplies Grundfos equipment and can support selection for the required duty.

DME uses Digital Dosing technology with controlled diaphragm movement and a broad turndown range. The pump is intended to provide repeatable chemical feed while allowing operators to set dosing capacity directly and adapt operation to process requirements. The construction should be selected against the actual liquid, system curve, installation and control requirements so that the technical advantages translate into stable operation.

Grundfos publishes DME variants up to 940 l/h; DME 375-10 is rated up to 375 l/h at 10 bar and DME 940-4 up to 940 l/h at 4 bar, with a turndown ratio up to 1:800. These values describe the published series scope rather than a universal duty point, so the exact model, materials, pressure class and accessories must be verified for the application.

Digital control and a limited number of pump variants simplify sizing and operation, while planned diaphragm and valve service supports dosing reliability over the pump lifecycle. This supports maintenance planning, reduces the risk of mismatched components and helps control downtime and lifecycle cost. Contact AxFlow for product selection, availability and a quote.


Performance

Max Capacity
940 l/h
Max Differential Pressure
10 bar
Max Head
10

Grundfos DME is used for chemical dosing in water treatment, process water, wastewater, food and beverage, boiler feed and industrial treatment systems. It is relevant where stable, technically controlled operation is important. AxFlow can help confirm whether the series fits the intended duty.
Selection should verify flow or capacity, pressure or head, liquid properties, temperature, materials, connections and required control functions. Published limits vary by size and configuration. The final duty point should therefore be checked against the selected Grundfos variant.
DME uses Digital Dosing technology with controlled diaphragm movement and a broad turndown range. This gives the series a defined technical role rather than a generic pumping function. The practical benefit depends on matching the configuration to the process.
Start with the required duty point and the liquid or chemical to be handled. Then confirm materials, connections, motor or control requirements and any accessories needed for installation. AxFlow can support model selection and availability checks.
AxFlow can support product selection, service planning and spare-parts identification for compatible Grundfos equipment. Exact parts and service intervals depend on the installed model and operating conditions. Provide the pump or valve identification when requesting support.
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