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9200 Table Top Dispenser
The 9200 is a "plug and play" table top dispenser system for laboratory and dosing applications. It is supplied complete with pump unit, tube length, universal power supply and instruction manual.
Fitted with a quality 24 V DC motor geared to 312 rpm the 9200 is a fully programmable, compact, and ecconomic dispenser.
› Simple calibration to tube size and media (reagent)
› Dose to exact required volume
› Time interval dispense mode (programmable delay and number of repeats)
› Electronic flow control to 360 ml/min
› Continuous dispense mode
› Input for remote foot pedal (or system signal)
› Flow direction switch
› 24 V DC for safe operation
› Easy and quick tube replacement
› Compact construction
› Self priming
› Range of alternative tube materials and sizes available.
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Available to purchase online via BOX-it (see order information below).
Although shown here as a finished system the 9200 can additionally be customised to meet OEM requirements.
Technical Data
| Flow Data | |
| ID Ø 1.6 mm tube | to 50 ml/m |
| ID Ø 2.4 mm tube | to 100 ml/m |
| ID Ø 3.2 mm tube | to 175 ml/m |
| ID Ø 4.8 mm tube (as supplied) | to 360 ml/m |
| Tube Materials | Silicone / Norprene G / Pharm-a-line (as supplied) / ED-Plex |
| Input Voltage | 100 to 240 V / 50 to 60 Hz |
| Power Supply Unit Output | 24 V DC 1A |
| Adapters | EU, UK, USA |
| Max pressure | 1 bar |
| Max vacuum | -950 mbar |
| DC motor life | >1000 hour |
| Operating Temperature Range | 10 to 40 °C |
| Storage Temperature Range | 4 to 40 °C |
| Operating Relative Humidity | 90% |
| Storage Relative Humidity | 95% |
| CE marked to EEC directives |
Order Information
Part Number:
9200.000 9200 Table Top Dispenser ⇒ BOX-it 
Accessories:
6013.000 Foot Switch
9100.001 Mounting bracket / stand
All data is representative for initial selection purposes. It is the responsibility of the user to determine suitability for the intended use. These products are not suitable for in-vivo applications.