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Digital gear pump with 0.6–4212 mL/min flow, reversible 36–3600 rpm motor, ideal for precise lab fluid metering.
The Cole Parmer Masterflex Digital Gear Pump is engineered for precise, repeatable fluid transfer in laboratory and bioprocessing environments, supporting critical applications such as molecular diagnostics and biomanufacturing. Featuring a 1/10 hp reversible motor with a speed range of 36 to 3600 rpm, it accommodates flow rates from 0.6 to 4212 mL/min depending on the pump head configuration. The digital interface enables volumetric dispensing in milliliters, liters, or gallons, offering consistent metering essential for dosing, batching, and repeat dispensing workflows.
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This digital gear pump is widely adopted in synthetic biology research and biotechnology labs, where precise low-pulsation fluid delivery and digital repeatability are critical in bioprocessing and molecular cloning workflows. Its robust design supports applications demanding accurate volumetric control in clinical diagnostics, live-cell imaging preparation, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. The broad speed and flow control range make it a reliable option for small batch processing and continuous laboratory dosing operations.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
The middle half of the 240 with a price runs from €61 to €1,960.
