A laboratory pump helps move and control the flow of liquids or gases in research work. Scientists use these pumps in many experiments and research tasks because they provide accurate and steady fluid delivery. Different kinds of laboratory pumps, like peristaltic pumps, syringe pumps, and diaphragm pumps, are made to meet specific needs. These pumps are built to resist chemicals, adjust flow rates, and work with high accuracy. Because they make experiments more reliable and consistent, laboratory pumps are very important tools for scientific research.
Key features of the SF-10 laboratory pump:
- Self priming
- High chemical resistance
- Adjustable flow rates 0.02 ml/min to 10 ml/min
- High pressure handling up to 10 bar
- Versatility: it can Pump solutions, suspensions, light slurries and gases
- Pressure monitoring
- User selectable over-pressure trip
- Easy control options
Operating modes:
- Constant flow rate
- Changing (Ramping) flow rate
- Dosing specific amounts
- Controlling pressure
- Delivering gas
- Oscillating flow
Because of these features, the SF-10 is useful for many laboratory and industrial jobs.
Uses of Peristaltic pumps
Peristaltic pumps are used in many areas because they are gentle on liquids and can handle sensitive fluids. Here are some common uses:
Medical and Pharmaceutical Work:
- These pumps are used to move fluids like blood, medications, and sterile solutions. They also help in tools like chromatography systems to deliver fluids accurately.
Biotechnology and Laboratory Research:
- Scientists use these pumps in bioreactors, fermentation systems, and cell cultures. They also help with tasks like adding nutrients or media and purifying DNA or proteins.
Industrial Processes:
- These pumps help in industries like chemical manufacturing, mining, and paper production. They are good at handling thick or corrosive liquids and can pump in both directions.
Analytical Instruments:
- They work with tools like liquid chromatography systems and spectrometers to deliver samples, solvents, and manage waste.
In summary, peristaltic pumps are useful in many jobs where safe, precise, and gentle fluid handling is important.
