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Our High Pressure Peristaltic Pump is a versatile pumping solution designed to handle fragile and shear-sensitive fluids across a range of industrial high-pressure applications. This self-priming pump, capable of handling viscosities up to 100,000 cPs, features a shoe design that requires constant lubrication with glycerin in order to effectively dissipate heat due to friction.
If you’re pumping high-viscosity fluids over 12,000 cPs, adding the Vacuum Assist System can help improve priming and pumping of your media.
If you operate in hazardous environments, the PXT, which is the ATEX-rated high-pressure variant of this pump, ensures the utmost safety and peace of mind.
Typical applications:
| Max Capacity | 60m3/h |
| Max Viscosity | 100,000 cPs |
| Max Liquid Temperature | 80 ºC |
| Max Discharge Pressure | 15 Bar |
| Self Priming | 9.8m |
Our flexible hose assemblies and fittings for Peristaltic Pumps are custom-made for a wide variety of applications and industries. This range includes but is not limited to:
We can supply our hoses in cut lengths, swaged with your required connection type, or clamped from our vast selection of clamp types, such as Jubilee Clips or Mikalor Clamps.
Peristaltic Pumps, often referred to as Hose Pumps, are Positive Displacement Pumps that move fluid through a flexible hose. As the media is contained entirely within the hose, no other pump components come into contact with the fluid, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. Available in both low- and high-pressure models, Peristaltic Pumps also provide exceptional self-priming performance of up to 9 metres.
Peristaltic Pumps can be used for a wide range of applications, specifically those containing solids as the hose maintains shape, protecting the media within the pump.
Yes, Peristaltic Pumps are highly self-priming. They can remove air from the suction line and pump chamber to create a vacuum, allowing fluid to be drawn into the system automatically.
Yes, Peristaltic Pumps are designed to run dry safely, enabling operation in the absence of fluid without adversely affecting pump performance or integrity.
When selecting the right Peristaltic Pump for your application, consider the following questions:
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