KNF NF30 Series Diaphragm Liquid Pump
Best-selling NF30 series specialized in attraction characteristics.
- Self-sustaining type - Abundant contact materials - Integrated pressure regulating valve (optional) - Excellent suction characteristics Basic flow rate: 300 ml/min Suction lift: 6 mWg (KP) / 5 mWg (KT) Discharge lift: 10 mWg
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Price range
P2
Delivery Time
OTHER
Made-to-order production
Model number/Brand name
NF 30 DIAPHRAGM LIQUID PUMP
Applications/Examples of results
- Medical devices, biochemical testing equipment - Drainage and waste liquid - Inkjet printer - Analyzing equipment - Fuel cell system - Semiconductor manufacturing equipment etc.
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| Model number | overview |
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| NF30 | Diaphragm Liquid Pump |
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