Diaphragm pumps are a type of positive displacement pump that use the reciprocating motion of flexible diaphragms to convey fluids (liquids or gases). Its core feature is that the pump chamber is completely isolated from the driving mechanism, and the fluid only comes into contact with the pump chamber and the diaphragm
Main features and advantages:
No leakage
Strong self-priming ability
It can handle high-viscosity, particle-containing or shear-sensitive fluids
Idle/overload protection: The pump body (electric pumps are designed with overload protection), ensuring high safety.
Adjustable flow rate
The structure is relatively simple and maintenance is convenient.