Pump Versatility

Three vertical diagrams illustrate Suction Stroke, Crossover Point, and Discharge Stroke in a hydraulic piston system with labeled parts and fluid movement arrows

Key Takeaways:

  • Fluid Metering’s CERAMPUMP® technology for OEM fluid control supports rinse, aspirate, sample, dispense, and dilute functions—all in one compact, valveless pump design.
  • Engineers designing versatile microfluidic pump systems benefit from a single pump solution that handles multiple fluidic tasks with precision, reducing system complexity and footprint.
  • For OEMs seeking multi-function pumps for life science instruments, Fluid Metering offers customizable configurations and expert support to streamline integration and optimize performance.


"One Pump Does it All" Rinse – Aspirate – Sample – Dispense – Dilute

Fluid Metering CERAMPUMP technology is the solution to a wide variety of fluid control requirements including aspirating, dispensing, continuous metering, or a combination of all.

 

For assistance with a specific application or for custom design support, contact us to provide us with details of your project. One of our specialists will contact you to target a solution.

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