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Can a plunger-type metering pump run idle?

2010-04-03View Original

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Can a plunger-type metering pump continue to run idly for a long time after delivering the liquid?
Reply #22010-04-06
It’s possible for a short period of time, as the medium also serves to reduce temperature; however, over time, the absence of such a medium will cause heating.
Reply #32010-04-06
It’s better not to transport by air for long periods; if it must be done, minimize the duration of the journey.
Reply #42010-04-06
Dry-running diaphragms will wear out and cause leaks quickly; dry-running pumps are not recommended.
Reply #52010-04-06
It’s fine for a short period of time, but if it goes on too long, be careful as it might get damaged
Reply #62013-10-19
No, it’s okay for a short period of time, but when sealed for an extended duration without any cooling of the material, it will get damaged.

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