Ceramic Pump FAQ
What is a plunger ceramic pump?
A plunger ceramic pump is a type of positive-displacement pump where the plunger is made from wear-resistant ceramic (alumina or zirconia), offering high precision and durability.
How does a Micro Ceramic Pump work?
A Micro Ceramic Pump uses a ceramic plunger moving inside a ceramic or glass barrel to create precise fluid displacement, ideal for microliter dosing.
What are the benefits of ceramic pumps over stainless steel pumps?
Ceramic pumps offer superior chemical resistance, wear resistance, thermal stability, and longer lifespan compared to stainless steel options.
Can ceramic pumps handle corrosive or high-temperature fluids?
Yes, ceramic materials like alumina can resist acids, alkalis, and solvents, and operate reliably in high-temperature environments.
How should I maintain a ceramic plunger pump?
Maintain by regularly inspecting the plunger surface, cleaning the pump chamber, and replacing seals per manufacturer guidelines.
What applications are ceramic pumps used for?
They are commonly used in pharmaceutical dosing, lab analysis, inkjet printing, semiconductor cooling, cosmetic filling, and more.
