A peristaltic pump operates by pumping fluids through a flexible tube wrapped around rotating rollers in the pump head that squeeze the liquid out of the tube with compression force. The mechanism of this pump’s action allows fluids to be dispensed without introducing contamination. This makes them ideal for dispensing solutions in both biological and chemical labs. Factors that need to be considered when using a peristaltic pump in the lab include the compatibility of the liquid with the plastic tubing used, the trade-off between flow rate and pulse rate, and the amount of starting liquid, as well as the amount of liquid to be dispensed.
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