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Low Pulse Peristaltic Pump

The stepper motor peristaltic pump can be used alone with the control program developed by our company, or it can be used with the customer's own PLC control program. The integrated circuit board specially designed by our electronic engineers can be used with NEMA23 stepper motors, and try a variety of pump head pump tubes at the same time. Support the function customization of Modbus protocol and analog control. The size of the circuit board is as large as the palm of the hand, but its functions are comparable to the digital peristaltic pumps on the market. UCP series peristaltic pumps have compact structure, small volume, powerful functions and high precision. It is suitable for various medical equipment, analytical instruments, packaging machinery, etc.

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