pump Product List and Ranking from 40 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. 岡三機工 Osaka//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
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  3. アーチバック Kanagawa//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  4. 4 日本スプライススリーブ 本社 Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  5. 5 NIPPON PMAC Co., Ltd. Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
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  1. Indoor Air Quality Multi-Sensor 'QNA2700D' アーチバック
  2. Water Heat Source Heat Pump "PMAC System" NIPPON PMAC Co., Ltd.
  3. One-handed portable AC 100V power mortar pump OKP-07M 岡三機工
  4. 4 Wall-mounted air conditioner drain pump 'JM121S/JM122S'
  5. 5 Mortar-filled rebar joint "Slim Sleeve" 日本スプライススリーブ 本社

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Parmax 1 - [Ultra Compact Type] 3.8L/min

Parmax 1 - [Ultra Compact Type] 3.8L/min

Despite being the smallest compact model in the series, it is a pressure pump equipped with a pressure switch and has sufficient discharge capacity.

● This is a pressure pump with sufficient discharge capacity, despite being the smallest compact model in the series, and it comes with a pressure switch. ● All bolts and screws are made of stainless steel for high rust resistance. ● While it has the same specifications as the "Flojet LFP pump," this model can accommodate a 12mm inner diameter hose simply by covering the hose outlet with the included rubber fitting. ● It can be installed both horizontally and vertically (with the head down/motor up). * It is not suitable for long continuous operation. If the motor heats up, wear will increase significantly, so if you run it for 10 minutes, please allow it to cool down for about 10 minutes before using it again.

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【First-time exhibited products】A must-see for those involved in the development of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics!

【First-time exhibited products】A must-see for those involved in the development of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics!

We will be exhibiting at Interphex Week Tokyo. We will showcase many niche but new and cost-effective attractive exhibits!

Japan Machinery will be exhibiting at "INTERPHEX Week Tokyo." Our booth, featuring a range of products that cannot be categorized into a single category, is a must-see for all personnel involved in product development, process development, production technology, manufacturing, and maintenance. We will showcase the single-use micro dosing pump "QB2-SD," which is compatible with extremely small areas at just 1μL/second, and the world-class smallest micro-Raman spectrometer "Raman EYE," which is a game changer. Additionally, we will present the 2500L/h delivery-capable four-head diaphragm pump cart unit "QF2500S-JMCAssy." and the wearable chair "CHAIRLESSCHAIR 2.0," which is ideal for reducing the burden on inspection workers in filling lines. We will also display many of our well-established products with proven track records. If you have any concerns, please consult Japan Machinery first! 【Exhibition Information】 ■ Dates: June 26 (Wed) - 28 (Fri), 2024 ■ Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM ■ Venue: Tokyo Big Sight *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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B-SERIES DIA-VAC

B-SERIES DIA-VAC

Diaphragm pump optimal for high-temperature gas applications and CEMS.

The B Series Dia-Vac pump is very quiet and is available in single-head or double-head configurations, with options for a heated head or a temperature-raising head (up to 204°C). It features a dual voltage of 115V/230V and a dual cycle AC motor operating at 50/60Hz, making it ideal for OEM customers. These robust pumps also offer the option of a brushless 12-24 V DC motor and corrosion-resistant wetted materials.

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Compatible with polymer coagulant injection! Medium-capacity dosing pump PZD

Compatible with polymer coagulant injection! Medium-capacity dosing pump PZD

Easily set the injection volume with a digital display. Medium-capacity infusion pump PZD compatible with various types of medications.

The PZD series of injection pumps, equipped with excellent features born from hints of customer needs. This solenoid pump from Takumina has a proven track record in chemical injection pumps. A solenoid pump uses an electromagnet as its power source. When energized, the electromagnet attracts the pump shaft, creating a reciprocating motion of the diaphragm to accurately transfer liquids. It is suitable for situations where a wide control range of discharge volume is desired or where complex control is required via external signals. 【Features】 - A wide variety of wetted materials to accommodate a broad range of chemicals and applications. - Capable of handling high-viscosity liquids such as polymer coagulants. - Allows for diverse proportional control without the need for a regulator. - Enables accurate chemical injection through calibration based on actual discharge volume. - Allows for three patterns of injection volume settings (stroke speed, discharge volume, and percentage settings). - Free power supply, AC100-240V (±10%). - IEC standard: Waterproof and dustproof structure equivalent to IP65. Additionally... all models come with a one-shot calibration function based on actual discharge volume! With an easy calibration function that automatically discharges 300 strokes of liquid, accurate calibration based on actual flow can be easily performed by simply inputting the discharge volume into the unit.

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Fluid Solution Center LABII Guide (Liquid Testing and Liquid Analysis)

Fluid Solution Center LABII Guide (Liquid Testing and Liquid Analysis)

We can find the answer to fluid transfer! We have proposals that only a specialized manufacturer can offer.

We have established the Fluid Solution Center (LABII) and introduced equipment capable of detailed fluid analysis, enabling us to make more suitable proposals. We conduct fluid analysis from various perspectives to resolve troubles and alleviate concerns related to fluid transfer. Utilizing our accumulated knowledge, experience, and know-how, we propose optimization for the entire fluid system based on the results. Please feel free to consult us about any liquid, including slurry, high-viscosity liquids, and easily altered liquids. We have proposals that only a specialized manufacturer can offer. 【Proposal of Solutions and Delivery Process】 ■ Fluid Consulting - Actual liquid confirmation → On-site evaluation → Process condition confirmation → Customer review → Solution proposal ■ Product Provision - Design → Manufacturing → Delivery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Preventing Metal Contamination to Improve Quality with Uniform Film Thickness

[Case Study] Preventing Metal Contamination to Improve Quality with Uniform Film Thickness

This is an example of solving issues such as "wear powder from the pump mixing into the liquid, causing metal contamination"!

In an electronic component manufacturer that applies electronic materials to substrates using a die coater, a rotary metering pump was used for liquid supply. As a result, there were issues such as "wear particles from the pump contaminating the liquid, leading to metal contamination," "a decrease in liquid supply due to pump wear, causing changes in film thickness," and "time-consuming disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly." For solutions to these issues, please download and view the PDF document. [Customer's Issues and Requests] ■ Wear particles from the pump contaminating the liquid, leading to metal contamination ■ Decrease in liquid supply due to pump wear, causing changes in film thickness ■ Time-consuming disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Transporting Abrasive Slurry Without Liquid Leakage

[Case Study] Transporting Abrasive Slurry Without Liquid Leakage

Solving issues such as 'the sliding part wears out and causes liquid leakage' and 'the pulsation does not completely disappear, resulting in an uneven coating'!

A manufacturer of automotive parts that applies coatings to automotive components was using a plunger pump for liquid supply. As a result, there were challenges such as "wear of the sliding parts causing liquid leakage" and "using an air chamber but not completely eliminating pulsation, leading to uneven coating." For solutions to these challenges, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer Challenges】 ■ Wear of sliding parts (plunger, plunger seal) causing liquid leakage ■ Pulsation not completely eliminated, leading to uneven coating ■ Considered using a non-pulsating rotary pump, but it could not be used due to color variation caused by shear and friction heat *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Achieving Uniform Coating Thickness Without Disturbing the Liquid Level in a Gravure Coater

[Case Study] Achieving Uniform Coating Thickness Without Disturbing the Liquid Level in a Gravure Coater

A case study that solved issues such as "the pumps are wearing out quickly and are prone to breaking" at a material manufacturer.

The request from the material manufacturer was to circulate the coating liquid to the gravure coater's liquid receiving pan during the manufacturing process of functional films. However, there were challenges such as "when the liquid level in the receiving pan ripples, it causes uneven coating thickness, so we want to supply it at a constant flow rate with as little pulsation as possible" and "we need to perform frequent cleaning, so we want to improve workability." For solutions to these challenges, please download and view the PDF document. [Customer's Challenges] ■ When the liquid level in the receiving pan ripples, it causes uneven coating thickness, so we want to supply it at a constant flow rate with as little pulsation as possible. ■ We need to perform frequent cleaning, so we want to improve workability. ■ Since we need to keep the ceramic particles circulating to prevent them from settling, the pump wears out quickly and is prone to breaking. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Safely Transporting Caustic Soda through Long-Distance and High-Elevation Piping

[Case Study] Safely Transporting Caustic Soda through Long-Distance and High-Elevation Piping

Safe transportation of caustic soda! A case that solved the issue of not being able to use pumps due to the risk of liquid leakage!

The request from the chemical manufacturer was to transport caustic soda through long-distance, high-head piping (with a total head of 85m) and inject it into the main pipeline. However, there were challenges such as "Since it is a hazardous liquid, pumps that pose a risk of liquid leakage cannot be used" and "Air chambers cannot be used at high heads (as air would dissolve into the transported liquid), so pulsating pumps cannot be used." For solutions to these challenges, please download and refer to the PDF document. [Customer's Challenges] ■ Since it is a hazardous liquid, pumps that pose a risk of liquid leakage cannot be used. ■ Air chambers cannot be used at high heads, so pulsating pumps cannot be used. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Suppressing Piping Vibration Without Using Air Chambers

[Case Study] Suppressing Piping Vibration Without Using Air Chambers

"We want to transfer the concentrated nitric acid used as a CIP cleaning solution to the dilution tank." Solving your request! Introducing a case study from a food manufacturer.

The food manufacturer's request was to transfer concentrated nitric acid for use as a CIP cleaning solution to a dilution tank. However, they had been using a diaphragm pump with an air chamber to suppress pulsation, but if maintenance on the air chamber was neglected, the pulsation damping effect would be lost, leading to vibrations that caused cracks in the piping, resulting in nitric acid leaks and rusting of the equipment. For solutions to the issues and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Issues and Requests】 ■ Neglecting maintenance on the air chamber leads to the loss of pulsation damping effect, causing vibrations that crack the piping and result in nitric acid leaks, which rusts the equipment. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Measuring Accurate Actual Injection Volume with Flow Meters to Reduce Waste of Chemical Solutions

[Case Study] Measuring Accurate Actual Injection Volume with Flow Meters to Reduce Waste of Chemical Solutions

Solving issues such as the need to go from the equipment management building to the water purification tank for concentration confirmation! Introducing case studies from local governments (water purification plants).

The local government (water purification plant) was using a diaphragm pump as a chemical injection pump when adding sodium hypochlorite as a disinfectant and polyaluminum chloride as a coagulant. However, there were challenges such as "the pulsation of the pump makes it impossible to measure the injection amount with a flow meter" and "it is necessary to go from the facility management building to the water purification tank to check the concentration." For solutions to these challenges and requests, please download and refer to the PDF document. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ The pulsation of the pump makes it impossible to measure the injection amount with a flow meter. ■ It is necessary to go from the facility management building to the water purification tank to check the concentration. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Elimination of Foreign Matter Contamination During Concentrated Juice Transfer

[Case Study] Elimination of Foreign Matter Contamination During Concentrated Juice Transfer

Eliminating foreign matter contamination with existing rotary pumps! A case study from a food manufacturer.

The food manufacturer was transferring concentrated fruit juice (with a maximum viscosity of 20,000 mPa·s) from the raw material tank to the filling machine tank at a flow rate of 2 tons per hour. However, the existing rotary pump generated wear particles from the mechanical seal, which sometimes mixed into the liquid, leading to the need for frequent disassembly and inspection, presenting various challenges. For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF document. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ Disassembly exposed the system to outside air, increasing the risk of bacterial growth with each inspection. ■ Specialized maintenance personnel were required, and the replacement parts were expensive, resulting in high maintenance costs. ■ Wear particles from the pump's mechanical seal sometimes mixed into the liquid, necessitating frequent disassembly and inspection. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] High-pressure injection of 90°C high-temperature liquid into an extrusion molding machine.

[Case Study] High-pressure injection of 90°C high-temperature liquid into an extrusion molding machine.

We have resolved the request to use a pump for injecting additives into a resin extrusion molding machine! Here is a case study from a resin product manufacturer.

The resin product manufacturer requested to use a pump to inject additives into the resin extrusion molding machine. However, there were challenges such as "a pressure of over 5MPa is required at the injection point" and "the viscosity increases when the liquid temperature drops, so it needs to be maintained at 70-90°C." For solutions to the challenges and requests, please download and view the PDF materials. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ A pressure of over 5MPa is required at the injection point ■ Pulsation in the pump causes uneven injection, so a continuous and consistent amount needs to be injected ■ The viscosity increases when the liquid temperature drops, so it needs to be maintained at 70-90°C ■ Due to high temperature and high pressure, safety measures are necessary ■ It should be movable rather than fixed to one location *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Circulation of 75% sulfuric acid at high temperature for an extended period at a constant flow rate.

[Case Study] Circulation of 75% sulfuric acid at high temperature for an extended period at a constant flow rate.

We have resolved the request to circulate sulfuric acid in the laboratory's experimental line! Here is a case study from a chemical plant manufacturer.

The request from the chemical plant manufacturer was to circulate sulfuric acid at a temperature of 150°C and a concentration of 75% in the laboratory's experimental line. However, there were challenges such as wanting to "maintain a constant flow rate" and that "there were no products from other companies that met the conditions." Please download the PDF document to see the solutions to the challenges and requests. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ Want to maintain a constant flow rate ■ Due to the need for high corrosion resistance, they prefer PTFE lining for the material ■ Assuming operation for about 10 hours a day ■ There were no products from other companies that met the conditions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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