The PPD-130 peristaltic pump dispenser transfers low viscosity liquids by pressure displacement applied to a turning rotor against a tube carrying material. Usually these pumps are chosen because the liquids are hazardous or difficult to work with and it is advisable to limit operator contact. Another reason is that peristaltic pumps are air free.

The PPD-130 peristaltic pump is a type of positive displacement dispensing machine used for pumping a variety of materials. The fluid is contained within a flexible Teflon tube fitted inside a circular pump casing. The special rotor turns and compresses the flexible tube thus forcing the fluid to be pumped to move through the tube. The digital timer allows you to dispense accurate and repeated amounts of fluid every time. The pumped fluid contacts only the inside surface of the tubing. There are no other valves, O-rings, seals or packing's to worry about in a peristaltic pump so it is zero maintenance. No requirement for compressed air. Liquids are drawn direct from any bottles, cans, manufacturer’s bottles and along the supplied feed tubing without fatigue or error.

By not using compressed air, moisture sensitive adhesives such as Cyanoacrylates will perform better and will not prematurely cure or frost in the bottles. This system is supplied with a full starter kit including PTFE tubing roll, needle tip kit selection box, user guide and product manuals. And we'll assist with full technical support to ensure a quick setup.

Weight 6.6lbs (3kg)
Input Voltage: 110V to 220V 50/60 Hz
Dispense time: 0.01 - 99.99 seconds
Internal Voltage: 5VDC
Cycle initiation: continuous & timed
Rotor Speed: up to 120 rpm (max.)
Flow speed: 0.01 - 6ml/min. (Teflon tube) 0.1 - 20ml/min (silicone tube)
Dispense pressure: over 1.5Kg/cm2
Direction of pump: both direction (Forward / Reverse)
Snuff-back: programmable by reverse rotation
Digital display: time count down I/O: connection for remote operation

Adhesive Dispensing Ltd provide a wide range of equipment options for dispensing almost all assembly fluids - from watery liquids, solvents, primers and activators through to thick pastes, sealants, silicones, gels and epoxies.