Milton Roy
Milton Roy is a global leader in fluid metering, mixing, and control technologies, offering metering pumps, mixers, and custom solutions.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Milton Roy is an American company that makes pumps, mixers, systems, and accessories. It describes itself as a global leader in fluid metering, mixing, and control technologies, offering metering pumps, mixers, and custom solutions. Its technologies are used in water treatment plants, chemical processing and fertilizer facilities, oil & gas operations, power generation sites, mines, and industrial manufacturing environments worldwide. The company states it has been trusted for critical process applications since 1936.
History
Milton Roy states that it has been trusted for critical process applications since 1936 and that for more than nine decades it has helped customers move, control, dose, and mix fluids. Its technologies are used every day in water treatment plants, chemical processing and fertilizer facilities, oil & gas operations, power generation sites, mines, and industrial manufacturing environments worldwide. The company provides engineered solutions from precise chemical dosing to high-capacity process pumping and industrial mixing.
Products and positioning
Global leader in fluid metering, mixing, and control technologies; trusted for critical process applications since 1936.
Metering Pumps
Accurately control capacity manually or automatically as conditions require.
Process Pumps
Engineered for critical high-pressure/high-volume applications in a small footprint.
Mixing Solutions
Top and side-entry mixers for every stage in the mixing process.
Streaming Current Detectors
Maximize efficiency of water treatment applications when dosing coagulant.
Calibration Columns
Quickly and economically check Milton Roy metering pump flow rates while enabling periodic monitoring and verification.
Pulsation Dampeners
Control pressure spikes in liquid pipes using a bladder that separates pressurized gas from the system fluid.
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