More
In June of 2003, the new LPP hose pump was introduced. Conventional peristaltic pumps typically have a fixed shoe design which is friction-based, and compresses a hose in the pump to force the fluid through the hose. The LPP pump has a completely new operational design which has a cam and roller arrangement which rolls over the hose to push the liquid through the hose. By rolling over the hose, the user eliminates the high torque required by friction-based hose pumps. This is a significant advancement in hose pumps because it reduces energy costs and increases hose life by 40 to 60 percent. The pump is also much smaller due to lower horsepower requirements.
View Cart (0 items)
LPP Pump
In June of 2003, the new LPP hose pump was introduced. Conventional peristaltic pumps typically have a fixed shoe design which is friction-based, and compresses a hose in the pump to force the fluid through the hose. The LPP pump has a completely new operational design which has a cam and roller arrangement which rolls over the hose to push the liquid through the hose. By rolling over the hose, the user eliminates the high torque required by friction-based hose pumps. This is a significant advancement in hose pumps because it reduces energy costs and increases hose life by 40 to 60 percent. The pump is also much smaller due to lower horsepower requirements.
