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Chemical transfer pumps are used in a variety of applications, not just in the chemistry industry. For example, these types of pumps are used in swimming pools to add chlorine at acceptable levels. They are also used in boilers and power stations to inject chemicals at various stages of the process, including helping to regulate water pressure. In systems, these pumps help check and fill the chemicals needed for the process, such as Freon. Inhibitors may also be added to protect the pipes and components against corrosion. In other cases, a biocide may be added to stop the growth of bacteria in systems with lower temperatures.

Other industries that use chemical transfer pumps include:

• Aerial spraying
• Agriculture
• Biofuels
• Construction
• Food processing
• Mining
• Nuclear
• Oil and gas
• Pharmaceutical
• Pulp and paper
• Sewage
• Slurry processing
• Water treatment