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Wet pit centrifugal pump HRZ-S0099, 200-220V 50/60Hz, ideal for precise fluid handling in lab and biotech applications.
The Sanso Electric Co. HRZ-S0099 wet pit type centrifugal pump offers reliable fluid movement with robust electrical compatibility, supporting both 200-220V and 50/60Hz frequencies, suitable for diverse laboratory and industrial environments. Engineered for fluid transfer essential in biotechnology workflows, such as bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics, this pump ensures consistent and efficient performance.
Designed for integration into workflows requiring reliable fluid transfer—critical in biomanufacturing pipelines and clinical diagnostics—the pump’s wet pit design facilitates continuous operation in liquid transfer tasks. The unit includes a harmonious build conforming to harmonized code 841370, classifying it specifically as a centrifugal pump ideal for laboratory and industrial fluid handling.
This pump is particularly suitable for applications in biomedical engineering, biotechnology research, and clinical lab settings where controlled liquid circulation and reagent transfer are paramount. Its electrical adaptability and precision make it valuable for protocols in synthetic biology and gene editing where precise reagent flow is required.
Overall, the Sanso HRZ-S0099 pump is a technical solution widely adopted for biochemical and molecular biology laboratories requiring steady, dependable pumping performance in both research and process environments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
€1,003 sits in the middle range process pumps here. The middle half of the 397 with a price runs from €67 to €1,800.
