Piezoelectric Micro Pumps - Japan

The piezoelectric micro pump is a miniature,

slim and lightweight diaphragm micro pump,

which enables continuous micro fluid

delivery.

Metals are not used as wetted

materials so this pump is highly chemically

inert.

Self priming, low noise, low power

consumption and low electro-magnetic noise

have been achieved.

Features

･ Small-sized, lightweight and slim.

･ Supply of microfluidic volumes is possible.

･ No metal is used as wetted materials.

･ Low noise and low power consumption.

･ Flow rate is adjustable by changing drive

voltage or drive frequency.

･ Self-priming is possible.

･ Typical flow rate: 3, 7, and 20 ml/min

Details are noted at the following page.

http: //www.

takasago-fluidics.

com/products_pump/tran sfer/SDMP_Standard/

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Takasago Fluidic Systems

• Phone: 81528912301

• Address: 66, Kakitsubata, Narumi-cho, Midori-ku, Nagoya , Japan

• Email:

• Website: https://www.takasago-fluidics.com

• Business Description: Having developed in excess of 5000 different valves over 50 years, Takasago has established itself as a leading manufacturer of valves and other fluidic devices.
  
  With this experience and knowledge about fluid handling and precision control, we can provide our customers with high quality custom made products.
  
  Various applications of our products include:
  
  Diagnostic instruments such as clinical chemistry/immunoassay analyzers
  
  Environmental measuring instruments for water, air, flue gas or automotive exhaust gas
  
  Anlytical instruments including liquid/gas chromatographs
  
  Medical instruments including dialysis machines
  
  Biotechnology equipment for DNA analysis, cell culture, cell handling, etc.
  
  Semiconductor and LCD manufacturing equipment
  
  Ink jet printers
  
  Fluid control devices for beverages, etc.
  
  Please contact with us for solenoid valves, diaphragm valves, pinch valves, proportional valves, solenoid metering pumps, piezoelectric micro pumps, micro syringe pumps, miniature peristaltic pumps, manifolds, chips, etc.