Walchem Manufactures Analytical Controllers, Metering Pumps for Chemical Control
Walchem’s controllers easily tie into a LAN, DCS or other PLC system, providing remote communications access for monitoring and control.
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Walchem, a business unit of IWAKI America, develops, designs and manufactures a wide array of analytical controllers and metering pumps for use throughout manufacturing facilities. The company’s products are widely used in various production processes from incoming water, pretreatment, electroplating and electroless plating (copper and nickel controllers), utilities (cooling towers, boilers, pollution controls), chemical feed and waste treatment.
Walchem’s controllers easily tie into a LAN, DCS or other PLC system, providing remote communications access for monitoring and control.
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