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Differences between cross-flow pumps and piston pumps

2016-05-23View Original

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I have a question for everyone: what is the difference between a cross-flow pump and a plunger pump? What is the difference in the liquids suitable for each of the two pumps? For viscous liquids (neutral) with a viscosity as high as 2000 cSt, what type of pump would be suitable? The required pump output flow rate is 200 ml/hr. It’s for the laboratory, it’s very small. Those who know it, please tell me.
Reply #22016-05-24
The principle of a cross-flow pump is the same as that of a plunger pump~~ Cross-flow pump is the term used in the analysis industry, laboratories, and for pilot-scale production~~

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