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PERISTALTIC PUMPS

Peristaltic pumps (tube pumps) can be used for many purposes and are characterised by being safe and easy to use.

They can be used for a variety of tasks, for pumping nearly all liquids including highly viscous fluids, fluids containing large amounts of solid particles, corrosive liquids and for pumping sterile liquids.

Although your desired configuration is not in stock, can be delivered in about two weeks.

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Peristaltic pumps for dosing and fluid transfer

Product catalogues

Our webshop features a selection of peristaltic pumps, pump heads and accessories. The catalogues below provide a broader overview of pumps and pumping solutions available from our manufacturers.

If you find a pump or pumping solution in one of the catalogues that is not listed in our webshop, please contact Drifton at info@drifton.dk for pricing, lead time or assistance in selecting a suitable solution.

Selecting the right peristaltic pump

When selecting a peristaltic pump, factors such as the required flow rate or dosing volume, fluid type, viscosity, temperature, back pressure and operating environment should be considered. Requirements for external control, IP rating or ATEX compliance may also influence the choice of pump.

The choice of pump head and tubing size affects factors such as the available flow range, while the pump tubing material should be selected according to the pumped fluid and process conditions.

Questions about peristaltic pumps?

Our Q&A about peristaltic pumps provides answers to common questions about operating principle, flow rate, dosing accuracy, viscosity, back pressure, pulsation, pump tubing, chemical resistance, IP ratings and external control.

Help selecting a peristaltic pump

If you need help selecting a pump, pump head and pump tubing, please contact Drifton. If possible, provide information about the fluid, required flow rate or dosing volume, viscosity, temperature and any back pressure, as well as any specific requirements for the operating environment or control system.