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Diener Precision Pumps exhibits at COMPAMED 2022
Compamed: where product developers and suppliers from the medical industry meet, will be held in Düsseldorf jointly with the world’s leading healthcare trade fair, Medica, from November 14 to 17, 2022. As a key international platform for the healthcare sector with 121,000 trade visitors from 170 countries, it is the ideal venue for interactions between […]
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Pump Cavitation and How to Avoid It
What is Cavitation? All pumps operate by creating a low pressure at the inlet and allowing atmospheric (or system) pressure to push fluid into the pump. The process makes all pumps susceptible to a phenomenon called cavitation. Cavitation is the formation of vapor cavities (bubbles) inside of a liquid when the local pressure is decreased […]
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Diener Precision Pumps realizes market entry in Japan
Embrach/Tokyo- Diener Precision Pumps Ltd (DPP), one of the leading companies in the precision dispensing pump industry, has signed a sales agreement with the Japanese San-Ten Consulting LLC (“San-Ten”). San Ten will act as a representative for the Japanese market, coordinate marketing activities and act as a contact for prospects and customers in Japan. Through […]
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IVD (In-Vitro Diagnostics) Pump Applications
What is an In-Vitro Diagnostics Device? In-vitro diagnostics (IVD) is the analysis of medical samples, such as blood, tissues, or urine, taken from patients and analyzed outside the body. OEM clinical laboratory instruments use automated fluid delivery and extraction systems to manage sampling and analysis accurately. Diener pumps are at the heart of these systems, […]
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Effects of Viscosity on Positive Displacement Pumps
Positive displacement pumps move fixed volumes of fluid mechanically through a system. Therefore, one might conclude that fluid viscosity has little effect on the output of the pump. This, however, is a misconception and can lead to severe issues in a hydraulic system unless the effects of viscosity are well understood, and the system designer properly communicates the information to the pump engineers.
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