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gear type displacement pump?

Posted by ChuckT 
gear type displacement pump?
November 29, 2012 12:32PM
Is there anyone out there using a gear type displacement pump to do paste extrusion? It seems like that would be the simplest type of cold extruder to accurately control with a stepper. It should be pretty easy to fabricate and cheap, too.

What I have in mind is similar to this: [www.grainger.com] but much smaller.
VDX
Re: gear type displacement pump?
November 30, 2012 02:33AM
... I did with micro-gearpumps and high viscous fluids - but a peristaltic pump ( [en.wikipedia.org] ) is simpler and easier to print and when clogged by settling sediments, you have only to replace the tube.

Another interesting simple type without bearings is a vertical oriented tube and three (or more for higher accuracy) solenoid-actors, that will compress the inner volume in sequence ...


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Re: gear type displacement pump?
December 04, 2012 10:51PM
Thanks! That looks like the data that I was trying to find.
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