This stepper motor-driven positive displacement pump provides exceptional reliability and performance at an economical price. With its highly reliable reciprocating drive train, this maintenance-free pump allows you to aspirate an accurate volume of fluid and dispense that fluid volume out in smaller, highly precise increments, in many cases acting as a replacement for syringe pumps. Standard models are available with full dispense volumes of 50, 250, 1000, and 3000 µL, and with ¼-28 ports in either a PEEK or PMMA (acrylic) port head. Each pump is equipped with a home sensor to establish the end of stroke position. Some models also contain an optical encoder which provides feedback on motor movement. Every pump is 100% functionally tested to guarantee performance and customization options are available. The pump is field-proven in many in vitro diagnostic applications, including reagent dispensing, aliquoting , and sample preparation.
Characteristic | Specification |
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Max Dispense Speed1 | 2000 Full Steps per Second |
Self Priming | Pumps Operate Across a Wide Pressure Range |
Max Discharge Pressure2 | 60 psig (Most Models) 95 psig (3000 µL Model Only) |
Cycle Life 3 | 10 M Cycles Min |
Operating Temperature | 40°F to 150°F (4°C to 66°C) |
Storage Conditions 4 | Temperature: -40°F to 175°F (-40°C to 80°C) Relative Humidity: 85% Max, Non-Condensing |
Component | Material |
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Port Head | PMMA or PEEK |
Piston | TZP |
Seal | UHMWPE (All Models) UHMWPE & 316 Stainless Steel (3000 µL Models Only) |
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