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LibertyCES has documented Peristaltic Pump in 4 industries, including Municipal Water, Municipal Wastewater and Chemical Processing. Chemical compatibility is documented for Oxidizers/Disinfectants and Acids. Documented models include Blue-White FLEXFLO A-series, Blue-White CFWS/CFPS skid and Blue-White FLEXFLO. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.

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4 sector applications

Where LibertyCES specs Peristaltic Pump

Municipal Water

Multi-source documented
Blue-White FLEXFLO A-series (NSF-61)

NSF-61 listed on Municipal peristaltic models specifically, distinct from Industrial line.

Municipal Wastewater

Manufacturer-documented
Blue-White CFWS/CFPS skid (Municipal)

Skid systems cross-listed under Municipal heading, wastewater plausible but not a dedicated wastewater case.

Chemical Processing

Manufacturer-documented
Blue-White FLEXFLO (Industrial) · Graco SoloTech

Industrial-segment peristaltic metering pumps for chemical feed.

Food & Beverage

Manufacturer-documented
Blue-White FLEXFLO

Food processing explicitly named market segment.

2 chemical compatibility records

Chemical compatibility

Oxidizers/Disinfectants

Multi-source documented
Sodium Hypochlorite
Materials: PVDF (Excellent) · Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem tube (Good-Excellent)
Blue-White FLEXFLO A/M series

Blue-White's own E/G/F/U compatibility scale independently corroborates PVDF as excellent for NaOCl.

Acids

Limited documentation
Various process acids (chemical compat guide referenced)
Materials: Hastelloy hose barbs (option) · PVDF
Graco SoloTech 10/23/26/30

SoloTech cross-references Graco's broad Chemical Compatibility Guide; no acid explicitly named on the peristaltic-specific page itself.

Models

Peristaltic Pump: models in the LibertyCES catalog

17 models across 17 product lines from 2 manufacturers. For most models that state them (the middle 80%): flow 0–8.9 gpm (0–2,000 L/h); pressure to 125 psi (8.6 bar); temperature to 185°F (85°C). Extremes are in the table.

Manufacturer-stated values from the documents cited in the last column. A blank cell means the document doesn’t state it. Confirm exact options with a spec review.
Model / lineManufacturerTypeSize / capacity / flowPressureTemperatureWetted materialSource
SoloTech 10
19X001-19X045 / 19Z001-19Z018 (part of 98 total SKUs)
GracoPeristaltic Pumpcertification: ATEX/FDA/No Certification (per SoloTech Pump Selector tool)hose: Nitrile/EPDM/Rubber/CSM; barb: Stainless Steel/Hastelloy/PVDFGraco — Peristaltic Pumps
SoloTech 23
19X052-19X096 (part of 98 total SKUs)
GracoPeristaltic Pumpcertification: ATEX/FDA/No Certification (per SoloTech Pump Selector tool)hose: Nitrile/EPDM/Rubber/CSM; barb: Stainless Steel/Hastelloy/PVDFGraco — Peristaltic Pumps
SoloTech 26
19X113-19X144 (part of 98 total SKUs)
GracoPeristaltic Pumpcertification: ATEX/FDA/No Certification (per SoloTech Pump Selector tool)hose: Nitrile/EPDM/Rubber/CSM; barb: Stainless Steel/Hastelloy/PVDFGraco — Peristaltic Pumps
SoloTech 30
19X161-19X176 (part of 98 total SKUs)
GracoPeristaltic Pumpcertification: ATEX/FDA/No Certification (per SoloTech Pump Selector tool)hose: Nitrile/EPDM/Rubber/CSM; barb: Stainless Steel/Hastelloy/PVDFGraco — Peristaltic Pumps
FLEXFLO A-100N
A-100N
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.1 gpm100 psi (6.9 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A1
A1
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.1 gpm100 psi (6.9 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A2
A2
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.3 gpm125 psi (8.6 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A3
A3
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.6 gpm125 psi (8.6 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A4
A4
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–2.6 gpm125 psi (8.6 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A5
A5
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–8.9 gpm65 psi (4.5 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO M1
M1
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.1 gpm100 psi (6.9 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO M2
M2
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.3 gpm125 psi (8.6 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO M3
M3
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–0.6 gpm125 psi (8.6 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO M4
M4
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–2.6 gpm125 psi (8.6 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO M5
M5
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump0–8.9 gpm65 psi (4.5 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A-100NA
A-100NA
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump (Aquatics)0–0.1 gpm100 psi (6.9 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps
FLEXFLO A1A
A1A
Blue-WhitePeristaltic Pump (Aquatics)0–0.1 gpm40 psi (2.8 bar)to 185 °F (to 85 °C)Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem/Flex-A-Thane tube optionsBlue-White Industries — Chemical Metering Pumps

This table is part of the equipment catalog dataset (CSV and JSON).

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What industries use Peristaltic Pump?

LibertyCES has documented Peristaltic Pump specified across 4 sector applications, including Municipal Water, Municipal Wastewater, Chemical Processing and Food & Beverage.

How is Peristaltic Pump used in Municipal Water?

NSF-61 listed on Municipal peristaltic models specifically, distinct from Industrial line. — examples include Blue-White FLEXFLO A-series (NSF-61). This is well-documented in LibertyCES's field data.

Can Peristaltic Pump handle Oxidizers/Disinfectants?

Blue-White's own E/G/F/U compatibility scale independently corroborates PVDF as excellent for NaOCl. Materials to confirm: PVDF (Excellent), Flex-A-Prene/Flex-A-Chem tube (Good-Excellent). Specific chemicals include Sodium Hypochlorite.

Which chemicals can Peristaltic Pump handle?

LibertyCES has documented chemical compatibility records for Peristaltic Pump across 2 chemical families, including Oxidizers/Disinfectants, Acids.

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