[Technical Explanation] Why is a volumetric tube pump chosen for injection pumps?

Why is the tube pump (Qdos pump) being chosen for medication infusion pumps now?

In fields such as water treatment, chemistry, and mining, there is an increasing demand for higher safety, reliability, and maintainability of chemical injection equipment than ever before. Conventional diaphragm and piston-type dosing pumps require multiple consumable parts such as valves, seals, and diaphragms. In contrast, peristaltic pumps (volumetric tube pumps) achieve reduced maintenance load and leakage risk through a simple structure that limits the parts in contact with the chemical to just the hose. Furthermore, they enable stable and accurate dosing for challenging fluids such as corrosive chemicals, abrasive slurries, and degassed fluids. Do you face any of these challenges? ✅ High frequency of seal and valve replacements ✅ Desire to reduce safety risks from chemical leaks ✅ Need to reduce maintenance labor ✅ Want stable and accurate supply even for difficult chemicals ✅ Aim to lower lifecycle costs The Qdos pump contributes to solving these challenges. You can download a document summarizing detailed features and implementation benefits. ▼ Download the document here

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