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As Seen in Food Engineering January 1966

September 9, 2003

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Peristalic Pump (Vibrostatic) delivers 25 gpm at pressures to 10 psi. An induction coil imparts 7200 vibrations per min, through an adjustable pressure-pedal, to the wall of the flexible tubing. No pump part contacts the fluid. -Chemical Rubber Co., Cleveland.

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