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KNF’s Micro Diaphragm Gas-Sampling Pump Integrates Head Connectors Inside The Housing

By KNF
Tuesday, May 11, 2010

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The micro diaphragm gas-sampling pump features PEEK housings and pump heads that contribute to high stiffness and temperature and chemical resistance.



A new KNF (Trenton, NJ) micro diaphragm gas-sampling pump (Type NMP015.1.2) uniquely integrates head connections inside the housing for improved pneumatic performance in a compact and leak-tight package. This optimized design produces less pulsation and additionally allows for the housing to be closed and sealed for significant reduction in audible noise. Features include:

  • An elastomeric diaphragm that promotes high efficiency and delivers oil-free operation without any risk of contaminating the sampled gas. 
  • Can be specified either with an ironless core DC motor or with a brushless DC motor offering longer service life. 
  • PEEK housings and pump heads contribute high stiffness and temperature and chemical resistance.
  • Flow rates to 2.1 l/m, vacuum to 650 mbar (11 in. Hg) absolute, and continuous pressure to 0.6 bar g (9 psig). 

For more information visit www.knfOEM.com

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