Diaphragm metering pump

KNF provides the latest printer pump solutions for the diverse challenges of DOD and CIJ inkjet technologies. Increasing demand in modern inkjet technology The current printing industry faces many challenges and new obstacles. Users demand quick printing and rapid response times when printing tasks change. However, the increased use of water-soluble inks has fostered recent environmental policies within the industry that seek innovative and customized technical solutions. KNF is well aware of these trends and supports users with high-quality components that contribute to these technical challenges. Printing without inkjet pumps is unimaginable. In this field, KNF pumps are responsible for numerous challenges such as ink supply, ink recycling, and ink degassing. Users place importance on pump quality, durability, ease of customization, and various other challenges. - Ideal choice: diaphragm pumps - Customized OEM inkjet pumps - Offering a wide range of material options for various inks

OEM, Process Industry, Laboratory Liquid Diaphragm Pumps As a technology leader in diaphragm pumps, KNF develops and manufactures cutting-edge liquid diaphragm pumps. They are produced in Schursee at KNF Flodos AG, one of the four Swiss locations of the KNF Group. These high-quality products are highly regarded by OEM manufacturers, process industries, and laboratory users around the world. With self-priming capabilities and safe dry running, KNF's customized liquid pumps are used in the most demanding applications.

Regardless of the application, it is difficult to choose the best pump for the job. There are many liquid pump technologies available, but diaphragm liquid pumps and tube pumps (peristaltic pumps) are both commonly used. However, which technology is superior? And what applications are they suitable for? Choosing a pump is challenging due to the many factors to consider and the challenges associated with the diverse pump technologies available. The diaphragm pump and tube pump (peristaltic pump) are frequently adopted as liquid pump technologies. Both types of pumps are used in various applications. Below, we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of these different pump technologies.