Regarding the selection of H2O2 transfer pumps
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I’d like to ask the experts here: I need a transfer pump for H2O2 – what material would be suitable for use?
If there are problems with stainless steel pumps, ceramic or fluoroplastic pumps can be tried.
What’s the temperature? You can also choose a fluorine-lined pump.
As for the temperature, room temperature should be sufficient; since there is an oxidation reaction taking place later on, it shouldn’t have any impact. If it is used as a catalyst at a low flow rate, are there any recommended pump types to use?
PVDF, ETFE, and PTFE are all fine
Shell, impeller CF-8. Shaft 3Cr13. Shaft sleeve, impeller 304. Impeller, shell mouth ring A890 Cr3A.
Material 304 will do; there’s no particular pump type that can be recommended. Even if there’s a leak, one can just wash their hands and disinfect them, right?~~