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Liquid Pump

08/14/2007 5:17 PM

Can any one tell me where it is made Available ?

Liquid Pump to operate on 6/12 V DC

Tube Inlet/outlet 3 mm; 6 mm ; 10 mm ; 15 mm Dia

Capacity 1 Lit/hour to 3 L/hr ; 3 - 10 L/hr ; 10-20 L/hr

Pressure 1 atam to 5 atam; 5-10

Rating Continuous

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08/14/2007 6:16 PM

Search for peristaltic pumps....you should find ones which can do all that...maybe the pressure is a bit high....4atm is eay enough to find.

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Re: Liquid Pump

08/15/2007 2:58 AM

Dear sir,Contact MILTON ROY,HIDENBERG FLUID DOSING
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08/15/2007 3:51 AM

A car windscreen washer pump might be appropriate for the smaller sizes, assuming the pumped fluid is water?

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08/15/2007 4:12 AM

You missed the continuous rated bit ! They burn out v quick if you leave 'em on... .

peristaltic pumps in Uk (that's me that is )

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Re: Liquid Pump

08/16/2007 8:47 PM

YOU HAVE MISSED IT

IT IS THERE !

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08/15/2007 11:22 PM

Instead of a windshield washer pump, how about an external (outside the tank) automotive electric fuel pump. They run for years, can be had to deliver almost any pressure and volume, and most are 12 volt.
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08/16/2007 1:10 PM

We all tend to forget simple solutions!
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08/16/2007 8:49 PM

WHAT IS IT ?

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Re: Liquid Pump

08/15/2007 11:26 PM

Not sure about the flow and pressure but I would look in the RV area. They are US standard fittings and you will have to check other spec.

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08/16/2007 12:43 AM

There are multiple manufacureres of dosing pumps capable of handling any solution. Try grundfos, jesco, surflo, for a start

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Re: Liquid Pump

08/16/2007 6:14 AM

What's the liquid?
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08/16/2007 9:06 PM

TAKE IT AS WATER, PETROL, DIESEL, CRUDE OIL, ETHENOL, LPG, LH2 ,

AVIATION PETROL

NOT SLURRY

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Re: Liquid Pump

08/16/2007 9:16 PM

HOW ABOUT A [ AIR OPERATED] PNEUMATIC PUMP ?

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