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Manual
PUMP

ONE solution for the teaching Lab

We designed and 3D printed this pump with the classroom in mind. High quality filament and printing method result in a pump that can be reused multiple times. Let us know what you think: contact@petlfluidics.com

#1 Tip when using your pump:
GO SLOW! About 1 full revolution every 10 seconds. Otherwise the pressure inside the channel is too high and the chip may delaminate.

#2 Tip when using your pump:
Insert the syringes and tubing first! Then load the liquid. The volume of the tubing is pretty significant, you need to load the tubing, not the syringe.

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Manual
PUMP

ONE solution for the teaching Lab

#1 Tip when using your pump:
GO SLOW! About 1 full revolution every 10 seconds. Otherwise the pressure inside the channel is too high and the chip may delaminate.

#2 Tip when using your pump:
Insert the syringes and tubing first! Then load the liquid. The volume of the tubing is pretty significant, you need to load the tubing, not the syringe.

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Manual PUMP ONE solution for the teaching Lab

#1 Tip when using your pump: GO SLOW! About 1 full revolution every 10 seconds. Otherwise the pressure inside the channel is too high and the chip may delaminate.

#2 Tip when using your pump: Insert the syringes and tubing first! Then load the liquid. The volume of the tubing is pretty significant, you need to load the tubing, not the syringe.

Manual
PUMP

ONE solution for the teaching Lab

#1 Tip when using your pump:
GO SLOW! About 1 full revolution every 10 seconds. Otherwise the pressure inside the channel is too high and the chip may delaminate.

#2 Tip when using your pump:
Insert the syringes and tubing first! Then load the liquid. The volume of the tubing is pretty significant, you need to load the tubing, not the syringe.