Henan Tianchi Instrument & Equipment Co., Ltd.

As one of the indispensable tools in laboratories, medical and industrial fields, liquid nitrogen pumps play a vital role in the safe and efficient transfer of liquid nitrogen. We have launched two high-performance equipment solutions in this field - foot-operated liquid nitrogen pumps and automatic liquid nitrogen pumps, designed to meet the needs of use in different scenarios.

The foot-operated liquid nitrogen pump has achieved a perfect combination of manpower and machinery with its unique design. The user only needs to drive the pump body through a simple foot movement, so that the liquid nitrogen in the storage tank can generate enough pressure after a small amount of gasification, and then smoothly transport the liquid nitrogen to the target container through the pipeline. This process is not only easy to operate, but also effectively reduces the evaporation loss of liquid nitrogen during the transfer process, ensuring the maximum utilization of resources.

On the other hand, the automatic liquid nitrogen transfer pump represents the integration of technology and intelligence. The device integrates an advanced pressure measurement and control system, which can accurately control the transfer process of liquid nitrogen. With its excellent anti-seismic performance, rapid pressure rise and stable long-term operation ability, this pump has become the first choice for users who need to frequently perform liquid nitrogen transfer tasks. More importantly, it has the functions of low-pressure start-up and high-pressure automatic shutdown, and allows users to freely set the pressure range according to actual needs, thereby effectively avoiding the risk of liquid nitrogen waste or container damage caused by improper manual operation.

Whether it is a user who pursues a convenient operating experience or a professional who seeks a highly automated solution, the KGSQ liquid nitrogen pump series can provide suitable options to ensure the efficiency and safety of liquid nitrogen transfer operations.