Chemical Handling Made Safe
GT will custom configure pumps, fittings and accessories to work with your chemical so that they meet compatibility requirements and are designed as a complete turnkey solution to fit your exact transfer needs. All pumps work on sealed and closed containers. See video below to understand how they work.
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Customer of The Month – 15 Years of Safe Chlorine Transfer
Custom Systems.
Off-the-Shelf Prices.
Custom configured pumps, fitting and accessories are fluid specific, meet compatibility requirements, and are designed as complete turnkey solutions to fit your exact transfer application.
Chemical and Groundable Safety Pumps
PNEUMATIC ADAPTERS
BGA pneumatic adapters can be added to any GT or SCP pump for use with shop air, compressors, or bottled air or nitrogen and makes chemical delivery as simple as opening a tap. The BGA-3PSIG reduces air input to 3 psig while the standard BGA has a user controlled regulator.
Best Product Fit.
For Every Use.
Our Specialists will help you select the best of our products to create a solution for your specific chemical usege. We’ve designed our pumps to handle anything from a two-gallon jug to a 55-gallon drum.
How the Configurator Works.
Using our ever-expanding Chemical Guide, you tell us your chemical, we ask a few questions about how you’d like your set-up to work, and we design a customized system for you.
The Chemical Guide is the key to success.
Once you tell us your chemical, our system searches the 2000+ chemicals in the Guide and tells you the correct materials of construction for your system from plastics, metals and gaskets all the way though hosing so that your system is fit for your exact use.
Find My Pump & Configure My System
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Let us provide you with a custom configuration for a chemical pump that will bring increased safety and cost savings to your business. Use our easy and instant form below to get started. By going through this process we will be able to provide you with a system designed for you and based on your enterprise-specific needs for transferring fluids.
You can also contact us if you have a question regarding our pumps or the process of getting started. Our helpful staff is available by phone or email.
The GoatThroat Difference.
There is no compromise in terms of performance, safety or sustainability. Our systems are specifically designed with that balance in mind by experts who understand your application. You don’t have to choose between what is important for your business and what is good for your people.
Your Values.
In action.
GoatThroat Pumps transform workplace into safer environments. We provide a significant and sustainable return on investment, unparalleled dependability and consultative customer service from selection continuing throughout the life of the product. We help users avoid chemical spills and make it home safely.
Business Type: Manufacturing - Food ManufacturingNov 14, 2024. I love how well the pumps move product from barrels to containers and the ease of the pumps, only complaint would be the siphon tubes coming off the bottom of the pumps rather easy other then that, great pumps makes moving chemicals very smooth—Steven Bolyard, Process Development SpecialistChemical: Hydrochloric Acid 6% +Pump: Gt300 With Viton Seals
Business Type: Agriculture - FarmingNov 13, 2024. Works great, easy to use.—Ryan Boyle, Lab ManagerChemical: EthanolPump: Gt200s With Santoprene Seals
Business Type: Government - Local GovernmentNov 12, 2024. I work in conservation and land management/restoration. We use our goatthroat pumps to transfer mixed herbicide into other containers and into our backpack sprayers. We use it for bark oil as well as triclopyr choline (vastlan) and glyphosate (roundup custom). It has saved us so much time in the mornings and that means we can get more done. It is also much safer than mixing individual backpack tanks because it reduces the number of times we have to be exposed to the undiluted herbicide. We used to hand mix each backpack three or four times a day- now we mix two barrels and fill our packs from there. To decrease splatter, we also purchased the appropriate hose so that we could run product from the goatthroat to the backpack tanks with no gaps. We did have a hard time figuring out which hose would be appropriate for the chemicals we use, even after speaking to a representative. Sometimes the plastic tube in the barrel can detach from the goatthroat pump and we have to dig it out, if there was a way to keep that on better that would be great. Goatthroat answer. Thanks for your kind words. Here is the trick that works best.... We devised it from trade shows where that was a regular problem when assembling and disassembling pumps to go to the next show!!! Gt tip: wrap the top of the siphon tube with teflon tape several times, making sure you go across the top opening at least twice. When you insert the tube onto the pump, the overall outside dimension and overall inside dimension will be reduced and will have a tighter fit.—Rebecca Biggs, Restoration EcologistChemical: Pump: Gt300 With Viton Seals