Peristaltic pumps are used in construction

Peristaltic pump technology is ideal for chemical quantitative reloading and delivery tasks in many building applications. Unlike diaphragm, CAM, or other types of pumps, peristaltic pumps do not have valves, blades, or impellers blocked or faulty in their fluid lines. Low maintenance creep design reduces the total cost of ownership. Because fluids are safely carried in hoses, operators and maintenance personnel, as well as the environment, are protected from unnecessary leakage or exposure to chemicals. Peristaltic pumps can easily, reliably, and efficiently handle abrasive fluids such as quick-drying concrete or mortar. Low maintenance ensures process uptime, helps complete construction projects on schedule, and controls costs.

Benefits of peristaltic pump application in architecture:

Hose pump can meet the requirements of large flow, high temperature, high pressure, high viscosity, strong corrosion, low shear, solid impurities, abrasive fluid transport. It overturns the way traditional machinery works. Based on fully absorbing the advantages of advanced products at home and abroad, the product has been improved, designed, and manufactured.

2. Hose pump is completely sealed without leakage or contamination. Coolant can be added to the pump housing (the oil level is 1/3 of the window). The role of the coolant is to remove friction heat, enable the hose to work at the right temperature, and protect the bearing to extend the hose life.