Peristaltic & Lobe Pumps
Positive displacement pumps for viscous, shear sensitive, solid-containing or food applications.
Peristaltic Pumps
What Is a Peristaltic Pump?
A peristaltic pump is a positive displacement pump that moves fluid through a flexible hose or tube by compressing it with rotating rollers or shoes. It ensures gentle, contamination-free, leak-free dosing.
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Fluid only contacts the tube, not the pump body → excellent for corrosive chemicals
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Self-priming and dry-running capable
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Reversible flow direction
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Easy maintenance (just replace the tube)
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Accurate and pulseless flow at low flow rates
How a Peristaltic Pump Works
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Rollers (or shoes) compress a flexible tube
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The compression forces the fluid forward
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After the roller passes, the tube rebounds, creating suction
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The fluid never touches mechanical parts
Advantages of Peristaltic Pumps
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Perfect for chemical dosing
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Fluid only touches the hose → no contamination
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Excellent for viscous, abrasive, or corrosive liquids
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Self-priming and dry-running capable
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Accurate metering

AS Series:
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Low pressure dosing
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Flow rates till 2800 l/h
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Delivery head till 4 Bar
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Viscosity till 15000 cps
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Suction head till 6 meter
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Available in fixed speed, variable gear reducer or with integrated VFD

ASP Series:
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Flow rates till 25000 l/h
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Delivery head till 10 Bar
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Viscosity till 60000 cps
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Suction head till 8 meter
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Available in fixed speed, variable gear reducer or with integrated VFD

ATR Series:
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Flow rates till 64000 l/h
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Delivery head till 8 Bar
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Viscosity till 60000 cps
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Suction head till 8 meter
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Available in fixed speed or with integrated VFD
Lobe Pumps
What Is a Lobe Pump?
A lobe pump is a positive displacement pump that uses two rotating lobes to move fluid through the pump cavity. It provides a smooth, pulsation-reduced flow and handles viscous, shear-sensitive, and hygienic fluids.
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Smooth, low-shear pumping
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Handles large solids without damage
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Stainless steel construction suitable for hygienic and food applications
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Long service life if operated with proper clearances
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Flow rates till 400 m³/h
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Delivery head till 10 Bar
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Viscosity till 250000 cps
How a Lobe Pump Works
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Two synchronized lobes rotate in opposite directions
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Fluid enters the cavity between the lobes
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Rotation carries fluid around the chamber
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Fluid is discharged smoothly into the outlet
Advantages of Lobe Pumps
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Low-shear pumping
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Hygienic designs available for food & pharma
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Good for viscous fluids, pastes, slurries
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Very smooth flow
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CIP/SIP compatibility


