Gear Pump
The Gear Pump operates based on the rotation of gears, enabling a continuous and consistent flow of liquid.
The Gear Pump operates based on the rotation of gears, enabling a continuous and consistent flow of liquid.
The Gear Pump operates based on the rotation of gears, enabling a continuous and consistent flow of liquid.
The Gear Pump is a positive displacement pump that uses gears to pump fluids by transferring mechanical energy from the motor to the fluid. The Gear pump is ideal for applications that require a steady fluid supply over extended periods. The pump can function across a wide range of flow rates, making it suitable for various industrial processes that demand both low and high flow rates. Additionally, its design allows for the pumping of non-Newtonian fluids without imposing strict limitations on the type of liquid being used.
An integrated 5-inch color touch screen makes setting the ink flow intuitive, allowing for real-time adjustments even while the pump is operating.
Applications
Ink dosage
Chemical processing
Medical and pharmaceutical industry
Dispensing of adhesives
Food and beverage industry
Specifications
Pump Type: Interal Gear Pump
Flow Rate: 0.05 - 288 ml/min
Max System Pressure: 8 bar (1160 psi)
Viscosity Range: 0.3 – 1000 mPas
Liquid Temperature Range: -5°C to 60°C
Particles: <10 um
Features
High resistance to corrosion oxidizing and reducing media, acids and bases
High dosage precision CV < 1 % at low volumes
Broad viscosity range
Low pulsation delivery, low shear stress rotary micro annular gear technology
High differential pressures achievable even for low viscosity liquids
Easy Maintenance
Adjustable flow rate by changing RPM
Modular Customization with the Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater
The Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater is a high-precision, compact solution for processing thin functional films in both lab and small pilot-scale environments. Its versatile modular design supports slot-die coating, slurry coating, and flexographic printing, and accommodates various coating components including slot-die heads, laminators, air knives, edge guides, plasma and corona treatment systems, and drying and curing ovens. The Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater can fit seamlessly into existing lab spaces, gloveboxes, or fume hoods without additional infrastructure. Capable of handling hundreds of meters of foil, it provides scalability and efficiency for applications such as thin film batteries, fuel cells, printed solar cells, OLEDs, sensors, adhesives. Designed for user convenience and built to international safety standards, the Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater is a flexible and economical choice for advancing thin-film technology. Customize your system today to meet your specific needs.
Key Features
Compact Size: Fits in laboratories, gloveboxes, or fume hoods without additional infrastructure.
Customizable: Choose from a variety of lengths and widths, with numerous components available.
Easy and Fast Exchangeable Modular Components: Includes printing and coating units, drying and curing systems, foil pretreatment, laminators, trimming knives, and more.
Modular Drying/Curing System: Accommodates various drying and curing methods.
Software Control Option: Advanced control options for precision and repeatability.
Web Tension Control: Ensures consistent quality across runs.
CE Certified - CSA/UL Compliant: Meets international safety standards.
Technical Specifications
Operating Power: Single phase (240VAC) for smaller models; three-phase (400VAC) for larger models.
Drying/Curing Length: From 250 mm (LR2RC500) to 1250 mm (LR2RC1500).
Web Width: Up to 200 mm (standard), up to 310 mm (wide models).
Web Speed: 0.05-2.8 m/min (forward and reverse).
Spindles: Automatic compressed air spindles for 3-inch core diameters, adjustable cones for smaller cores in LR2RC500.
Applications
Printed Solar Cells (OPV, Perovskite, DSSC, Tandem)
Adhesives and Sealants
Medical Devices (Biocompatible and Drug-eluting Layers)
Packaging Materials
All Laboratory Roll-to-Roll Coater Platforms
Coating and Printing Components
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