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Peristaltic Pump

Efficient and Precise Pumping for Critical Applications

Inside look at PreFluid's manufacturing environment.

A peristaltic pump is a type of positive displacement pump that moves fluids through a flexible tube using a rotating mechanism that compresses the tubing in a peristaltic motion, creating a highly controlled, contamination-free fluid transfer ideal for medical, pharmaceutical, chemical, and industrial applications.

Products

MP300-YG15 Medical peristaltic pump MP300-YG15 Medical peristaltic pump
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LP100 Peristaltic Pump LP100 Peristaltic Pump
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LP120 Peristaltic Pump LP120 Peristaltic Pump
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TP300 Peristaltic Pump TP300 Peristaltic Pump
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TP200 Peristaltic Pump TP200 Peristaltic Pump
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TP310 Peristaltic Pump TP310 Peristaltic Pump
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EP400 Peristaltic Pump EP400 Peristaltic Pump
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EP410 Peristaltic Pump EP410 Peristaltic Pump
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TP500 Peristaltic Pump TP500 Peristaltic Pump
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FP520 Peristaltic Pump FP520 Peristaltic Pump
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TP510 Peristaltic Pump TP510 Peristaltic Pump
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TP600 Peristaltic Pump TP600 Peristaltic Pump
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Peristaltic Pump:
Advantages and Typical Applications

Key Benefits of Peristaltic Pumps

 

  • Contamination-Free Fluid Transfer

    • The fluid is contained within the tubing, ensuring that it never contacts the pump's internal components. This makes peristaltic pumps ideal for sterile or contamination-sensitive applications.

  • Self-Priming and Dry-Running Capabilities

    • Unlike many other pumps, peristaltic pumps can self-prime and safely run dry without damage. This feature is valuable for applications requiring intermittent flow.

  • Precise and Consistent Flow Control

    • Peristaltic pumps provide accurate dosing and flow rates, making them ideal for applications that require precise fluid measurements, such as medical dosing and chemical processing.

  • Low Maintenance and Easy Tubing Replacement

    • With minimal moving parts and the tubing as the primary wear component, maintenance is simple and cost-effective. Tubing replacement is also quick and straightforward, reducing downtime.

  • Gentle Pumping Action

    • The gentle peristaltic action minimizes shear, making these pumps suitable for handling sensitive or shear-sensitive fluids, such as blood, cell cultures, or certain food ingredients.

  • Chemical Compatibility

    • Peristaltic pumps can handle a wide range of fluids, including corrosive chemicals, slurries, and viscous materials. This versatility broadens their application range across industries.

Typical Applications of Peristaltic Pumps

 

  1. Medical and Pharmaceutical Industries

    • Used in IV systems, dialysis machines, and medication delivery due to their contamination-free design and precise dosing capabilities.

  2. Food and Beverage Processing

    • Ideal for transferring sensitive liquids like flavorings, syrups, and dairy products. The isolation of fluids ensures hygiene and prevents cross-contamination.

  3. Laboratories and Research Facilities

    • Frequently used for precise dosing and transferring of reagents, cell cultures, and biological materials that require gentle handling.

  4. Chemical Processing and Manufacturing

    • Suitable for transferring corrosive or hazardous chemicals, as the fluid only contacts the tubing, protecting the pump and operator.

  5. Water Treatment and Environmental Applications

    • Commonly used for dosing chemicals in water treatment plants and handling sludge in wastewater management due to their resistance to dry running and ability to handle viscous fluids.

  6. Industrial and Manufacturing Settings

    • Employed in ink, paint, and coating applications, as well as for handling adhesives and lubricants in various manufacturing processes.