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Peristaltic Dosing Pumps for Fluids with Particulates or Chemicals That Off-Gas

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Peristaltic Dosing Pumps for Fluids with Particulates or Chemicals That Off-Gas

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Peristaltic pumps are extremely effective when pumping fluids containing particulates and those that contain trapped gases. Fluids such as chlorine and hydrogen peroxide tend to release absorbed or occluded gases when subjected to a vacuum or changes in temperatures.

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