Introducing the revolutionary and simple structure tube pump "Micro Ring Pump RP-HX Series" that does not require any training.
■Features of the Ring Pump The Ring Pump achieves many advantages through its revolutionary and simple structure that does not squeeze the tube. It has successfully extended the lifespan of the tube, which was a weakness of conventional tube pumps. ■Features of the "Micro Ring Pump RP-HX Series" - Accurately delivers ultra-small amounts of liquid. - By using different pump heads according to the application, it accommodates a wide range of flow rates, and tube replacement is easy. - Changing the pump head is very simple. Thanks to a mechanism that uses powerful magnets, it can be aligned and fitted in place easily. No screws are required. *For more details, please view the "Download Catalog" and feel free to contact us. *The catalog also includes a lineup of "Ring Pumps."
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■Product Name ・Pump Ring Pump RP-HXP5S-P4A-DC3VS (uses pump head RK-HXP5S) Ring Pump RP-HX01S-1A-DC3VS (uses pump head RK-HX01S) ・Replacement Pump Head Ring Pump Head RK-HXP5S (set for inner diameter 0.5mm tube) Ring Pump Head RK-HX01S (set for inner diameter 1.0mm tube) *Specification information can be viewed in the catalog.
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The ring pump has solved many challenges associated with tube pumps. It is the world's first revolutionary long-life product. The ring pump technology has enabled miniaturization, and the world's smallest micro pump is attracting attention in the field of regenerative medicine, including cell culture experiments, both domestically and internationally. [Applications] From general products such as printing machines, water purifiers, and car wash machines, to advanced technology fields related to regenerative medicine starting with cell culture, it covers a wide range. It has already been adopted more than five times in space experiments, including those by NASA.