KNF's web-based software application "Nautilus" helps customers digitally simulate fluid systems and identify optimal gentle flow pump solutions. Nautilus is now available for testing by customers at KNF.com. By using this web-based fluid simulation application, users can recreate their systems digitally and compare the performance of various gentle flow pumps before integration. Fluid simulation software supports more efficient pump selection. With a simple drag-and-drop interface, customers can build simulations of their systems using components such as pumps, reservoirs, valves, and filters. By adding values relevant to their application, they can replicate actual operating conditions and assist in more accurate pump selection. "Nautilus" is compatible with KNF's gentle flow pumps. Nautilus can shorten the pump selection process through early and easy digital testing, reducing the need for physical testing and on-site support.

KNF's web-based software application "Nautilus" helps customers digitally simulate fluid systems and identify optimal gentle flow pump solutions. Nautilus is now available for testing by customers at KNF.com. By using this web-based fluid simulation application, users can recreate their systems digitally and compare the performance of various gentle flow pumps before integration. Fluid simulation software supports more efficient pump selection. With a simple drag-and-drop interface, customers can build simulations of their systems using components such as pumps, reservoirs, valves, and filters. By adding values relevant to their application, they can replicate actual operating conditions and support more accurate pump selection. "Nautilus" is compatible with KNF's gentle flow pumps. Nautilus can shorten the pump selection process and reduce the need for physical testing and on-site support through early and easy digital testing.

Liquids can be suctioned using either direct liquid transfer or vacuum over liquid methods. It is important to understand these differences when selecting the appropriate technique and pump solution. While liquid suction may seem like a simple task, choosing the right suction method can be challenging. One option is direct liquid transfer, where the medium is transferred directly using a liquid pump. In vacuum over liquid transfer, a vacuum is used to suction the liquid. Both methods have their advantages, but there are also limitations. Understanding these differences is crucial to meet the specific requirements of the application. If the focus is on liquid transfer rather than liquid suction, the lesser-known method of pressurized liquid transfer may serve as an alternative.

From high-resolution inkjet printers to life-saving devices, KNF's advanced flow technology delivers smooth, turbulence-free performance in situations where precision is everything. Gentle Flow Pump – A groundbreaking product in diaphragm pump innovation KNF's Gentle Flow series employs two advanced design techniques to achieve minimal pulsation. One is a design that uses an internal damper integrated within the pump to absorb pressure fluctuations. The other is a design that connects up to five diaphragms in parallel, operating each with a phase difference to smooth the flow. Both configurations minimize vibration and noise, enabling precise flow control through a built-in brushless DC motor.

With the development of the Gentle Flow Pump, KNF has minimized the pulsation of liquid diaphragm pump systems and set a new standard for diaphragm pump technology. In this interview, Daniel Kohli, the head of product development at KNF Flodos, the liquid pump product center, provides unique insights into the development process, technology, and key benefits for customers. He also discusses KNF's first pump equipped with intelligent features, which is the latest innovation project.