The innovative Larox Peristaltic Pumps for Transferring (LPP-T) set a new
industry standard for peristaltic pump technology. Designed and manufactured
for the industrial marketplace, they are ideal for pumping diverse slurries
and dosing a wide range of media.
Operating Principle
The operating principle of the LPP-T pump is based on the peristaltic effect.
As the cylindrical rotor rotates along the hose, the process medium gets
pushed forward through the hose. At the same time, the hose behind the
compression point reverts to its original circular shape creating a suction
effect at the pump inlet port. As a result, the hose bore gets filled with the
medium. No backward flow can occur as the hose is squeezed tight by the roller.
One Compression is All You Need
A single, bearing-mounted roller presses the hose only once per the 360 degree
operating cycle, producing the maximum flow per revolution. Compared to
conventional peristaltic pumps, the LPP-T doubles the flow per hose
compression.
Unique Rolling Design
LPP-T pumps incorporate advanced rolling design which eliminates friction and
lowers energy consumption. The roller is mounted on a crankshaft creating
eccentric rotation during the 360 degree operating cycle.
Trailblazing Technology
Equipped with the standard technical features of a typical peristaltic pump
such as positive displacement and self priming, the LPP-T pumps provide exact
flow per revolution. Seal less pumps will not get damaged even if they run dry
for longer periods of time. The LPP-T pumps are compact in design and require
only a small footprint.
The trailblazing LPP-T pumps produce higher flow per hose compression than any
other peristaltic pump. They are designed to operate continuously at high
speeds and in high pressures without the risk of overheating making them
perfect for heavy duty applications.
Incorporating an advanced design, the Larox LPP-T pumps can offer unbeatable additional
features including
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360 degree operating cycle
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Only one compression per revolution
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Rolling hose contact
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In-line pipe connection
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Reliable hose connection
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Low lubrication need
and process benefits such as
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Higher flow per compression than any other peristaltic pump
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Extended hose lifetime
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High pressure capability
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No overheating at higher continuous flow rate
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Lower energy consumption
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Easy maintenance
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Lower operating costs
