Looking for a pump for pouring liquids in the laboratory
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The liquid is water, containing a small amount of organic substances, mainly C4. Methanol, dimethyl ether, etc.; the solid content in this water is 400–1000 mg/L. We are looking for a laboratory pump with a flow rate of 10 L/min or less. What brands do you recommend?
Please refer to the pneumatic diaphragm pump: it requires no power supply, is driven by an inert gas, does not need to be installed, and is unaffected by organic substances.
The second floor is the correct choice; a small diaphragm pump will suffice.
Milton Roy does a good job with these small pumps. You can take a look
Most laboratories use peristaltic pumps, as they are more accurate and quiet
It’s a diaphragm pump; you have flammable materials involved here