Peristaltic pumps

Safe, even when it gets dry

Peristaltic pumps are versatile and absolutely safe to run dry. They effortlessly pump a wide range of media - from abrasive and particle-laden to gas-permeable substances.

Thanks to the design with few moving parts, wear is minimal. As a result, the suction capacity of the pumps is maintained over their entire service life. The closed system ensures maximum hygiene and reduces the risk of contamination.

If necessary, the hose can be replaced quickly, which significantly reduces downtimes and maintenance times.

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Specifications

  • Delivery rate 0.035 to 130,000 l/h
  • Differential pressure up to 16 bar
  • Viscosity range approx. 0.3 to approx. 15,000 mPas
  • Self-priming up to 9 mWS
  • Temperature range 0 to 135 °C

What's inside the peristaltic pump

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.

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Examples of use

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

Peristaltic pump specifications

  • Delivery rate 3 to 60,000 l/h
  • Differential pressure up to 15 bar
  • Viscosity range from approx. 0.3 to approx. 1,000,000 mPas
  • Self-priming up to 9 mWS
  • Temperature range up to 135 °C

Advantages

  • High dosing accuracy
  • Dry-running safe
  • the flow rate is adjustable in proportion to the speed
  • Gentle, low-shear conveying
  • Can be positioned horizontally and vertically
  • Self-priming

Design variants

  • Pump with two heads
  • Pump available according to ATEX
  • Pump can be heated or cooled

Nature of pumped media

abrasive, corrosive, gaseous and particle-laden media

Typical pumped media and applications

Chemistry and surface technology
  • Dispersions
  • Glycol
  • Oily solutions
Waste water, recycling and the environment
  • Pre-treated waste water
  • Polymer
  • Oil
  • Milk of lime
Industry
  • Milk of lime
  • Latex emulsions
  • Seawater
A peristaltic pump in hygienic design

Examples of use

Dosing, conveying, filling, emptying and reversing.

Specifications peristaltic pump hygienic version

  • Delivery rate 0.035 to 88,000 l/h
  • Differential pressure up to 15 bar
  • Viscosity range from approx. 0.3 to approx. 60,000 mPas
  • Self-priming up to 9m WS
  • Temperature range up to 85 °C

Advantages

  • High dosing accuracy
  • Dry-running safe
  • Delivery rate adjustable proportional to speed
  • Gentle, low-shear conveying

Design variants

  • Pump with two heads
  • Pump available according to ATEX
  • Pump can be heated and cooled

Nature of pumped media

to abrasive, corrosive and particle-laden media

Food industry
  • Dairy products
Beverage industry
  • Liqueur
  • Smoothies
  • Diatomaceous earth
Pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals & cosmetics
  • Latex

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Peristaltic pump Pulsation damper

Specifications pulsation damper SQP

  • Differential pressure up to 16 bar
  • Temperature range -20 to 80 °C

Advantages

  • Reduction of vibrations
  • Reduction of noise
  • Smoothing of the flow / pulsations
  • Reduced pressure loss in long pipelines

Variants

  • Passive pulsation damper
  • Active pulsation dampers

Nature of pumped media

abrasive, corrosive, gaseous and particle-laden media

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