Long-lasting infusion with Ismatec peristaltic pumps
Masterflex® Ismatec® IPC pumps are high-precision, multi-channel peristaltic systems with a planetary gear motor driving up to eight stainless steel rollers for smooth rotation and even flow. With a 5″ TFT/RGB touchscreen, the user interface allows intuitive control of flow or speed, programme saving, and easy calibration.
Features of Long Duration Infusion with Ismatec peristaltic pumps
- Multi-channel precision: up to 16 channels available (8, 12, 16 channel configurations)
- Adjustable flow rate: typical range from 0.1 to 45 rpm depending on model
- Increased reliability: synchronised planetary gear minimises tubing stretching
- Advanced touchscreen interface: 5″ colour touchscreen, continuous, volume, batch modes, etc.
- Remote control: RS-232, USB, analogue/digital, EtherNet/IP, MasterflexLive
- Safety and maintenance: three user levels, automatic shutdown on opening or leakage
Technical characteristics of the Ismatec Long Duration Perfusion with peristaltic pumps
Caractéristique | Valeur |
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Models available | Multi-channel IPC: 8-, 12- or 16-channel configurations |
Speed range | Approximately 0.1 to 45 rpm depending on model |
Number of rollers | Up to 8 synchronised rollers (1 per channel) |
User interface | 5″ TFT/RGB touch screen, programmable, volume/time/batch modes |
External control | RS-232, USB, analogue/digital, Ethernet/IP, MasterflexLive |
Flow accuracy | Very high multi-channel repeatability |
Getting started | Simple calibration, storable programmes |
Security | Automatic stop when head is opened or leak detector |
Tube compatibility | Masterflex 2-Stop tubing recommended, wide range of formulations available |
Applications
- Reliable simultaneous dispensing for analytical assays, cell plating and reagent formulation
- Automated or batch protocols including concentration gradients, multiple sampling
- Applications in bioprocesses, R&D, QA/QC, or pharmaceutical laboratories
- Sensitive experiments where contamination or fluid shear must be avoided