The functional principle of the peristaltic pump is based on the squeezing and relief of the flexible hose by a rotating unit. This compresses the hose, prevents backflow and forces the medium from the suction side to the pressure side. The relief of the hose also creates a vacuum, which draws in the medium.
A distinction is made between dry rotors with rollers on the rotating unit and wet rotors with sliding shoes, usually lubricated with glycerine. Dry rotors are easier to maintain, while wet rotors offer higher flow rates and pressures. The conveying direction of the medium can be reversed by changing the direction of rotation.



Squeeze peristaltic pumps are suitable for dosing, conveying, emptying and reversing free-flowing, abrasive, corrosive, gaseous and particle-laden media.
abrasive, corrosive, gaseous and particle-laden media
Dosing, conveying, filling, emptying and reversing.
to abrasive, corrosive and particle-laden media
abrasive, corrosive, gaseous and particle-laden media