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DC 3.7V Ultra Micro Peristaltic Dosing Pump | Planetary Gear

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DC 3.7V Ultra Micro Peristaltic Dosing Pump | Planetary Gear

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DC 3.7V Ultra Micro Peristaltic Dosing Pump with Planetary Gear Motor

Looking for a compact, precision-engineered dosing solution? The DC 3.7V Ultra Micro Peristaltic Pump delivers accurate, small-flow liquid transfer in an ultra-compact form factor. Whether you're building a DIY aquarium dosing system, a laboratory dispenser, or a precision irrigation controller, this miniature pump is engineered to perform reliably in tight spaces.

Key Features

  • Rated Voltage: DC 3V – 3.7V | Applicable Voltage Range: DC 2.4V – 4.2V
  • Miniature M20 Planetary Reduction Motor with a 10mm outer diameter for ultra-compact installation
  • Metal-Cast Pump Body with a durable metal shell for long-lasting performance
  • Precision 3-Roller Design ensures consistent, accurate liquid metering with every cycle
  • Peristaltic (Squeezing) Action keeps the liquid isolated from the motor — ideal for sensitive or corrosive fluids
  • Quiet & Smooth Operation thanks to the planetary gear reduction system
  • Compact enough to integrate into space-constrained builds and DIY electronics projects

Specifications

  • Pump Type: Peristaltic (Squeezing / Dosing)
  • Motor Type: M20 Miniature Planetary Gear Reduction Motor
  • Motor Outer Diameter: 10mm
  • Rated Voltage: DC 3V – 3.7V
  • Operating Voltage Range: DC 2.4V – 4.2V
  • Pump Body Material: Metal casting with metal shell
  • Roller Count: 3 precision metal rollers

Ideal Applications

  • Aquarium & reef tank dosing (nutrients, additives, trace elements)
  • DIY liquid dispensers and beverage systems
  • Automated plant watering and fertilizer dosing
  • Laboratory micro-dispensing and chemical metering
  • Robotics and maker/electronics projects

Why Choose a Peristaltic Pump?

Peristaltic pumps work by squeezing a flexible tube to move liquid through — the fluid never contacts the motor or internal gears. This design provides self-priming capability, gentle handling of sensitive liquids, and easy tube replacement for maintenance. Learn more about fluid handling and pump safety principles at CPSC.gov.

For makers and engineers interested in precision flow control, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) offers extensive resources on measurement and flow standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What voltage does this micro peristaltic dosing pump operate at?

A: The pump has a rated operating voltage of DC 3V – 3.7V, with a broader applicable voltage range of DC 2.4V – 4.2V, making it flexible for use with common Li-ion batteries and low-voltage DC power supplies.

Q: What is the planetary gear motor and why does it matter for a micro dosing pump?

A: The M20 miniature planetary gear reduction motor (10mm outer diameter) provides torque multiplication in a tiny footprint. The planetary gear arrangement distributes load evenly across multiple gears, resulting in quieter operation, higher efficiency, and longer motor life compared to standard spur-gear motors — essential qualities for a precision dosing pump.

Q: What types of liquids can this peristaltic pump handle?

A: Because of its peristaltic (squeezing) mechanism, the liquid only contacts the flexible inner tube — never the motor or pump body. This makes it suitable for water, nutrient solutions, light chemicals, and other liquids compatible with the tubing material. Always verify chemical compatibility with the specific tubing before use with corrosive fluids.

Q: Is this pump suitable for aquarium dosing systems?

A: Yes. Its compact size, precise 3-roller metering, and isolated-fluid design make it an excellent choice for aquarium additive dosing, reef tank nutrient delivery, and other small-volume liquid dosing applications.

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