New Micro Diaphragm Gas Pump is the Smallest of its Kind
KNF’s micro gas pump NMP 03 offers outstanding performance in terms of power consumption, suction speed and linearity.

Environmental laboratory

New Micro Diaphragm Gas Pump is the Smallest of its Kind

18 Sep, 2016

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KNF’s NEW MICRO DIAPHRAGM GAS PUMP - NMP 03 offers outstanding performance in terms of power consumption, suction speed and linearity. Ideal for medical and safety-related applications.

Measuring only 12.9 x 21.4 x 24.2 mm (with brushless motor), KNF’s latest diaphragm gas pump is setting new standards when it comes to compact design. The NMP 03 is also truly lightweight (starting at 11 g). This makes the pump’s performance data even more impressive. At a constantly linear rate, the pump can transfer quantities from just a few millilitres up to 500 ml/min. Pumping small quantities of air in a controlled manner has never been so simple.

Thanks to its compact size and outstanding efficiency, the NMP_03 is particularly suitable for use in portable and battery-operated devices, including handheld devices for emission measurement or drugs and explosives detection. The NMP 03 is also very well suited to use in medical devices. In laboratories, it can be employed in handheld pipette applications, for example.

The NMP 03 is extremely quiet, making it ideal for medical applications carried out in close proximity to the patient, such as wound therapy (NPWT) or patient monitoring.

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