Get to Know Our Pumps
Each of our gear pumps has a pair of rotating meshed gears in a surrounding chamber with very tight clearance to
- Create suction at the inlet port.
- Move the liquid between the teeth of the gears and casing walls.
- Direct the fluid flow to the outlet.
Our peristaltic pumps, also known as squeeze-tube pumps, propel liquid with rotating rollers, attached to a motor that turns in a circular motion and that
- Squeezes a tube or hose.
- Creates a vacuum at the inlet end of the hose.
- Squeezes the fluid through the hose.
- Discharges the fluid at the outlet.
Each of our diaphragm pumps works with a membrane, connected to a power source on one side and a liquid chamber on the other side.
The power source expands and contracts the diaphragm, which forces fluid into the chamber during expansion and outward during contraction.
Eyeglass Coating
Agriculture
Food and Beverage
Medical Fluids Management
Printers and Copiers
