Food grade material is top important for bottle pumps

When it comes to bottled water manual pumps, the use of food-grade materials is of utmost importance. Food-grade materials are specifically designed and tested to meet strict safety and hygiene standards. For a water pump that directly interacts with the water we consume, this is nonnegotiable.​

Ensuring Purity and Safety​

Food-grade PP (polypropylene) material, for example, is inert, which means it won't leach harmful chemicals into the water. In contrast, non-food-grade materials might contain substances like heavy metals, bisphenol A (BPA), or other toxins. These can contaminate the water over time, especially when the water is stored in the bottle for an extended period. By using food-grade materials in our bottled water manual pumps, we guarantee that the water remains as pure as it was when it entered the bottle.​

Protecting Health​

Our health depends on the quality of the water we drink. A water pump made from food-grade materials acts as a safeguard. It prevents any potential health risks associated with consuming water that has been in contact with unsafe materials. This is particularly crucial for households with children, the elderly, or those with sensitive health conditions. The absence of harmful contaminants in the water dispensed by a pump made of food-grade materials helps maintain overall well being.​

Preventing Contamination​

Food-grade materials are also resistant to bacteria growth and corrosion. In a water pump, this is essential, as any buildup of bacteria or rust can foul the water. Bacteria can multiply rapidly in a moist environment, and if the pump is not made of suitable materials, it can become a breeding ground. Food-grade PP, on the other hand, inhibits such growth, ensuring that the water dispensed is clean and free from contaminants that could cause illness.​

The use of food-grade materials in bottled water manual pumps is not just a feature; it's a fundamental requirement for a healthy and safe water dispensing solution.