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Technician operating a hydraulic sealant injection pump on a pipeline valve
Equipment

Pneumatic pump systems with customised stroke counters

Count each stroke and control the sealant quantity delivered to every valve.

In brief

Pneumatic pump systems inject sealant with a counted number of strokes. Customised stroke counters give operators a clear record of sealant used for each task. Measured delivery helps teams plan amounts and avoid waste.

Labelled parts diagram of a sealant injection gun assembly with gauge and hose
Pneumatic pump systems

What the pump systems are

These pneumatic pumps drive sealant into pressurised valves through buttonhead fittings. Each system is supplied with a customised stroke counter.

Customised stroke counters help teams plan injection amounts across many valve maintenance tasks.

Why stroke counts matter

Stroke counts give operators a clear record of sealant used for each task. Measured delivery helps teams avoid waste during planned maintenance work.

The sealant quantity guide explains how teams judge the amount each valve needs.

How to use them safely

The pump must produce pressure above pipeline pressure at the valve. Engineers must also check that every hose, coupler and fitting has the correct rating.

Sites servicing many valves often pair pumps with the BTR 550D Air Operated Sealant Gun. Review the full injection equipment range before you plan any injection task.

Start with the valve condition

Send your task details and we will match the pump system

Share line pressure, valve sizes, fitting details and the planned maintenance scope. An engineer replies within 24 hours.