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Bottle Filling Peristaltic Pump

The main factors that need to be considered when using a basic peristaltic pump include the compatibility of the liquid with the peristaltic pump tubing used, the trade-off between flow rate and pulse rate(roller number), Each rotation will dose equal liquid volume which ensures the flow accuracy. and the roller number decides the pulsation of the liquid, if you need a low pulsation liquid delivery, pls choose the multiple rollers to pump head or work with the Pulsation damper. The basic peristaltic pump with a simple display and easy knob control, which can meet the liquid constant transfer industrial cases. For example: food/cosmetic/beverage/checmical additive feeding. transfer the liquid from a big tank to the small tank, liquid circulation..etc.

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