A peristaltic dispenser is a device used to convey or dispense liquid or semi-solid substances. It works on the principle of a peristaltic pump, using compression and release hoses to control flow. Peristaltic dispensers usually consist of a motor, a peristaltic pump and a hose.
When the motor starts, it drives the peristaltic pump, causing the hose to become compressed and close the flow of liquid or semi-solid material. As the compressed hose moves forward, it pushes the material forward. When the pressure is released, the hose returns to its original shape, absorbing new material. This process occurs in cycles so that substances can be continuously distributed or transported.
Peristaltic distributors offer many advantages, such as the ability to precisely control flow and dispense volume without the need for any valves or seals. In addition, peristaltic distributors are capable of handling high viscosity materials and have high pressure and suction lift capabilities.
Peristaltic dispensers are widely used in many fields, such as chemical industry, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, etc. It can be used to transport various liquid or semi-solid substances, such as suspended particles, pastes, colloids and high-viscosity media. Peristaltic dispensers are recognized and adopted by many industries for their reliability, durability and accuracy.
Post time: Oct-07-2023