Peristaltic Pump for Municipal Water
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NSF-61 listed on Municipal peristaltic models specifically, distinct from Industrial line.
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Real Specifications
| M1 flow/pressure | 0.0001–5.60 GPH at up to 100 psi (6.9 bar) | blue-white-chemical-metering-pumps.md |
| Turndown ratio | M1/M3/M4/M5 turndown 10,000:1 — the widest ratio in Blue-White's metering pump line | blue-white-chemical-metering-pumps.md |
| Suction lift & accuracy | 30 ft (9.1 m) self-priming suction lift; ±5% full-scale accuracy (±2% if calibrated) | blue-white-chemical-metering-pumps.md |
| Tube compliance | FDA 21 CFR 117.2600-compliant tubing | blue-white-chemical-metering-pumps.md |
Peristaltic pumps pass slugs of off-gassing chemical like sodium hypochlorite safely without vapor lock — Blue-White's own engineering note flags this as the real reason to choose peristaltic over diaphragm metering when the dosed chemical outgasses in the line.
Sodium hypochlorite off-gasses, and a diaphragm metering pump's check valves can vapor-lock on that gas — Blue-White's own note on why peristaltic handles this cleanly is the real reason the Municipal M-series, not the CD diaphragm line, is usually the safer default for hypo dosing on a drinking-water contract.
Every claim on this page traces to real, vendor-published documentation on file with LibertyCES. Confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final specification.
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FAQ
Is Peristaltic Pump used in Municipal Water?
NSF-61 listed on Municipal peristaltic models specifically, distinct from Industrial line. This is strong evidence.
What products are specified for Peristaltic Pump in Municipal Water?
Documented examples include Blue-White FLEXFLO A-series (NSF-61) — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final selection.
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