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Pumps Expertise Service UK
0151 355 3666 (International +44 151 355 3666)
| Larox Peristaltic Pumps |

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| Metering, Dosing and Fluid Transfer |
Larox are the benchmark in abrasion resistant pump and valve technology The operating principle of the Larox
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 Standard peristaltic
pumps use rotors that have multiple plates or shoes that slide against the pump hose to create flow. This causes friction
and heat, in some sludge treatment processes, heat is already present due to biochemical reaction. This combination of friction
and latent heat prevents pumps being operated continuously, reduces hose life, increases service intervals and down
time, they also require high levels of lubricants inside the rotor chamber. All of these factors incur additional cost to YOU
We will stock replacement hoses for your pumps The Larox pump has a single roller that contra-rotates
during operation, this eliminates friction and minimises heat, enabling the pump to run continuously, at temperature
with minimal quantities of lubricant. The single roller design is also extremely efficient in comparison to other designs. A single, bearing-mounted roller presses against the hose
only once per the 360 degree operating cycle, producing the maximum flow per revolution and offering the longest lifetime possible
Larox unique hose design and
hinged access panel, allows speedy replacement using pre-formed hoses, even the largest hoses can be changed in half
an hour. This means an end to trying to feed straight lengths of rubber hose through small appertures taking hours
to complete. A demonstration CD is available - please send your contact details from the link
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