Description
OTAL hand pump with bent outlet pipe is a polypropylene canister and barrel pump rated at 26 l/min for containers up to a maximum of 60 l. Built in PP, the pump is intended for manual liquid transfer from drums, canisters and similar vessels commonly found in laboratory and technical stores. The bent outlet pipe directs flow conveniently into receiving containers, reducing splash and simplifying controlled dispensing during routine filling or sampling tasks. Supplied as 1 pc(s) and weighing 0,620 kg, the unit is portable yet robust enough for repeated hand operation. This OTAL model comes from manufacturer Bürkle and aligns with laboratory liquid-handling needs where electric pumps are unnecessary or unavailable. It suits work with containers up to 60 l and supports efficient emptying or transfer at the stated capacity of 26 l/min. Categories cover hand and foot pumps as well as canister and barrel pumps, making the design a practical choice for organised media handling, buffer preparation support and general laboratory logistics. Clear material and performance figures help match the pump to existing vessel fleets and workflow requirements.
This article belongs on Drum, barrel & transfer pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Hand pump with bent outlet pipe
- Series: OTAL
- Material: PP
- Flow rate: 26 l/min
- Container capacity: max. 60 l
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Questions about OTAL-hand pump with bent outlet pipe, PP, 26 l/min, for containers max. 60 l
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OTAL-hand pump with bent outlet pipe, PP, 26 l/min, for containers max. 60 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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