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Peristaltic Pump PP 500 and PP 550

Peristaltic Pump PP 500 / PP 550 can be used for accurate and reproducible fluid transfer in laboratories and industry. PP 500 and PP 550 are compact and lightweight devices that can conveniently fit into most experimental setups. Pump flow-rate runs between 10 and 5600 µl/min. The speed of rotation and thus of pumping can be controlled manually via the pump display, digitally via a trigger signal, or by a computer. The fluid transport occurs with minimum sheer so the potential damage to the biological material is minimal.
  • PP 500 - standard version with precise motor/time control. It enables parent device control or it may be used as a stand-alone device. It is intended for fluid delivery only.
  • PP 550 - the enhanced version may equipped with up to four electrical valves that can be used for regulation of CO2or other gas inflow into the culture (pH-stat or chemostat cultivation). PP 550 enables both liquid and gas delivery; it is designed to be used with the parent device (Photobioreactor) only. The standard version comes with one electrical valve. Up to three additional valves may be enabled as an option.
  • Peristaltic Pump
  • Operation in turbidostat, pH-stat or chemostat mode.
  • Various operating modes (pumping by flow rate, interval dispensing, full speed mode, etc).
  • Flow-rate range 10 to 5600 µl/min.
  • Four rollers for low pulsation and gentle fluid transport.
  • Cascading up to 8 pumps.
  • Manual or remote control.
  • Fluid or gas delivery.
  • Manual or remote control.
  • Peristaltic Pump PP 500
  • Number of Rollers:
    4
  • Number of Channels:
    1
  • Rotor Rotation:
    Clockwise or counterclockwise
  • Tubing:
    Silicone rubber tubing 6-4 mm
  • Flow-Rate Range:
    0.01 – 5.6 ml/min
  • Control:
    Manual, digital, or computer
  • RS232 Interface:
    Up to 8 pump cascading
  • Operating Panel:
    4-button membrane key-pad
  • Power Supply:
    24V DC (110/220 VAC adapter), > 30 W
  • Dimension:
    200 x 155 x 100 mm
  • Weight:
    1 kg
  • Work environment:
    5 – 40 ºC

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Peristaltic Pump Versions

Peristaltic Pump PP 500
The standard version with precise motor/time control. It enables parent device control or it may be used as a stand-alone device. It is intended for fluid delivery only.


Peristaltic Pump PP 550
The enhanced version is equipped with four channels and one gas valve that can be used for regulation of CO2 inflow into the culture (pH-stat or chemostat cultivation). It is designed to be used with the parent device only; it enables both liquid and gas delivery. Up to three additional valves may be enabled as an option.


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