Precise Dosing for Hygienic Processes and Laboratories
In hygienic processes, especially those in sensitive environments like pharmaceuticals or food production, precise dosing is critical to maintaining quality and safety standards. Similarly, in laboratories, where experiments and analyses require exact measurements, these dosing pumps find essential applications.
Support in Disinfectant Production
Dosing pumps are vital in this context, ensuring that the correct amounts of disinfectant components, such as alcohols, are mixed accurately. Proper dosing is essential to creating effective disinfectant solutions that can kill harmful microorganisms without being excessively harsh or ineffective.
Dosing Pumps for Ethanol, Propanol, and Other Alcohols
Ethanol and propanol are commonly used in disinfectant formulations due to their antimicrobial properties. By offering dosing pumps tailored for these specific alcohols, the provider ensures that the pumps can handle the unique characteristics of these substances, including their viscosity and chemical properties.
Diverse Pump Technologies
Piston Pumps:
- Description: Piston pumps operate by reciprocating motion, drawing in and pushing out the fluid through a piston and valve system.
- Significance: Piston pumps are known for their accuracy and ability to handle high-pressure applications, making them suitable for precise dosing tasks.
Diaphragm Pumps:
- Description: Diaphragm pumps use a flexible diaphragm to create a pumping action, separating the fluid from the pumping mechanism.
- Significance: Diaphragm pumps are excellent for dosing applications where preventing contamination or leaks is crucial, making them ideal for hygienic processes.
Peristaltic Dosing Pumps:
- Description: Peristaltic pumps use rollers to compress a flexible tube, creating a squeezing action that moves the fluid through the tube.
- Significance: Peristaltic pumps are highly accurate and offer excellent control over flow rates. They are often used in applications requiring precise dosing and sterile conditions, such as in laboratories and pharmaceutical production.
