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    WATSON MARLOW 520 DI KING

    WATSON MARLOW 520 DI KING CS 60 Liquida filler and cap screwdriver

    • Manufacturer: Watson Marlow
    • Model: 520Di

    This fully automatic system has a maximum output of 3,600 objects/h depending on filling volume, container size and properties. With the appropriate format equipment, the machine can process the following objects...

    Kreuzau, Germany
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    Watson Marlow 604S Peristaltic Pump

    Watson Marlow 604S Peristaltic Pump

    • Manufacturer: Watson Marlow
    • Model: 604S

    This listing is for a Watson Marlow 604S Peristaltic Pump The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate release. The Watson‑Marlow 604S is a laboratory/industrial peristaltic (tube) pump, des...

    Duxford, United Kingdom

Overview

Laboratory pumps are essential tools used in various scientific applications to move liquids and gases. They come in different types, such as peristaltic, vacuum, and diaphragm pumps, each designed for specific tasks like precise fluid dispensing, filtration, and creating vacuums. These pumps are critical in research, chemical analysis, and medical laboratories.

FAQ

What types of laboratory pumps are available?

Common types include peristaltic pumps, vacuum pumps, and diaphragm pumps. Each type is designed for specific applications like fluid transfer, filtration, or creating vacuums.

How do I choose the right laboratory pump?

Consider the type of fluid, required flow rate, pressure, and the specific application. Compatibility with the substances being pumped and the pump's durability are also important factors.

What should I know about shipping a laboratory pump?

Ensure the pump is properly packaged to avoid damage. Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in handling scientific equipment.

How can I maintain a laboratory pump?

Regular maintenance includes checking seals and hoses for wear, keeping the pump clean, and following the manufacturer’s guidelines for servicing and part replacements.