Collection: Laboratory Syringe Pump

The syringe pump is a precision fluid handling device that controls liquid delivery by driving the plunger of a syringe at a user-defined speed. By accurately controlling the movement of the syringe plunger, the pump can achieve stable and repeatable infusion or withdrawal of fluids over a wide range of flow rates.

Unlike many other pumping technologies, the fluid only comes into contact with the syringe barrel and tubing, minimizing contamination risks and making syringe pumps ideal for applications requiring sterile or highly precise liquid handling. The flow rate is directly controlled by the motor speed and syringe size, allowing stable delivery from ultra-low microfluidic rates to higher-volume dispensing applications.

U.S. Solid Syringe Pumps feature wide compatibility with various syringe sizes, ultra-low minimum flow rates, multiple operating modes including infusion, withdrawal, and infusion/withdrawal cycling, as well as high-precision control for demanding laboratory and research environments. These pumps are widely used in pharmaceutical research, biotechnology, chemical analysis, and research laboratories where accurate and reproducible fluid handling is essential.