The KPAS100 series peristaltic pump, driven by a stepper motor, offers versatility with its selection of imported BPT (B) and silicone tubes, catering to various liquid transmission needs. With optional tube sizes (14#, 19#, 16#) and a 4-hole mounting plate, installation is simplified. Its 3-rotor transmission ensures smooth operation, while the quick-release pump head allows flexible pipe joint orientation. Efficient planetary friction reduction transmission complements its suitability for 1.6mm pump tubing. Features: KPAS100 series peristaltic pump is a stepper motor driven peristaltic pump. Pump tube selection - the pump tube adopts imported BPT (B) tube and silicone tube (S), which can be applied to different transmission liquid requirements. Pump tube size is optional (14#, 19#, 16#) to meet different flow requirements. The pump body comes with a 4-hole mounting plate, no need to add it separately. 3 rotor transmission, moderate pulse. Installation method - The installation method is fixed through the plate. In addition, the pump. head adopts a quick-release type, and the orientation of the pipe joint can be selected in any direction of up, down, left, and right. Transmission mode - planetary friction reduction transmission. Suitable for wall thickness 1.6 pump tubing. Package Includes: 1 x Kamoer 24V 20W 32ml/min KPAS100-ST-S143 Peristaltic Pump
Specifications
| Motor Type | Stepper |
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| Voltage (V) | 24 |
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| Flow (mL/min) | 32 |
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| Tube Specification (IDOD/mmmm) | 1.6mm*4.8mm |
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| Tube Type | Silicone |
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| RPM | 350 |
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| Flow Rate (ml/min): | 32 |
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| Voltage Rating (V): | 24VDC |
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| Operating Current (A): | 1.2 ~ 1.6 |
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| Model Series: | KPAS |
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| Motor Type: | Stepper Motor |
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| Power Consumption (W): | 20 |
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| Tube Dimension (ID*OD) mm | 1.6*4.8 |
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| Optimum RPM | 350 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.5 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 13 × 14 × 11 cm |
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