A syringe pump is a motor-driven medical equipment that delivers precise amounts of fluid using one or more syringes, making it ideal for high-precision tasks in research settings.

How does a Syringe Infusion Pump work?

The motor drives a plate that pushes the plunger, ejecting fluid from the syringe. Continuous flow is possible with dual-syringe pumps where one syringe pulls liquid while the other pushes.

Features:

• Modern syringe pumps can be programmed for enhanced accuracy and control.
• Some models connect to a computer for recording infusion history.
• Adjustable syringe holders offer greater versatility in applications.
• Certain pumps feature both infusion and withdrawal functions and can accommodate up to 11 syringes.
• Capable of operating at very small volumetric...