Laboratory Pump

Laboratory Pumps are small capacity pumps and are used for small scale pumping applications in laboratories. Compared to industrial and agricultural pumps, the pressure and volumetric capacity of laboratory pumps are very small. They are also lighter in weight, compact in size, and consume less electrical power. They are are suitable for low pressure and low head applications. Since it is suitable for pumping requirements of laboratories, it is named as laboratory pump. Laboratory pump is designed to combine technology, low flow accuracy, versatility and quality.

How does a Laboratory Pump works?
A laboratory pump is a special type of positive displacement pump which uses a diaphragm. Hence, it is also known as diaphragm pump. One side of the diaphragm is exposed to the liquid which is to be pumped out. When the diaphragm is displaced, it forces the liquid through the check-valve. As a non returning valve is used, the liquid cannot flow back into the source container again.

Types of Laboratory Pump:

• Submersible Pumps
• Gas Pumps
• UL Pumps
• High Pressure Pumps

Applications of Laboratory Pumps:

• Chemical Plants and Laboratories
• Food Processing Industry
• Research Laboratories
• Small Scale Industries
• Small Scale Waste Handling
• Sewage Processing Plants