Description
OTAL foot pump with bent outlet pipe is a foot-operated laboratory and workshop pump for transferring liquids from larger containers in a controlled, hands-free manner. Built in PVDF, the pump is specified for a delivery rate of 16 l/min and is intended for containers with a maximum volume of 120 l, making it suitable for canisters and similar vessels used in liquid-handling areas. The bent outlet pipe supports directed discharge into receiving bottles, process lines or secondary containers while the operator keeps both hands free for positioning and safety. This configuration is typical for canister and barrel pump duties in laboratories, pilot plants and technical facilities where manual foot actuation is preferred over electric pumps. The unit is supplied as 1 pc(s) and has a weight of 1,130 kg. From manufacturer Bürkle, the OTAL foot pump in PVDF offers a compact solution for routine emptying and dosing tasks within the stated flow and container limits. Use it where a durable PVDF foot pump with bent outlet geometry is required for containers up to 120 l.
This article is part of Drum, barrel & transfer pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: OTAL foot pump
- Outlet: Bent outlet pipe
- Material: PVDF
- Flow rate: 16 l/min
- Container capacity: Max. 120 l
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Questions about OTAL-foot pump with bent outlet pipe, PVDF, 16 l/min, f. containers max. 120 l
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OTAL-foot pump with bent outlet pipe, PVDF, 16 l/min, f. containers max. 120 l is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bürkle for laboratory use. It sits in Drum, barrel & transfer pumps, inside Pumps, vacuum & evaporation, in Lab instruments.
A drum or barrel pump transfers tens of litres from a can that is too heavy to pour. Hand and electric drives differ. The tube material, stainless steel or plastic, has to survive the liquid. It is a transfer tool, not a metering pipette.
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