Solinst Model 410 Peristaltic Pump

The Solinst Model 410 is a peristaltic pump ideal for vapor sampling or water sampling from shallow wells and surface water using a reversible flow ideal for field use.

Features

  • 5/8" OD medical-grade silicon tubing attaches easily to 1/2" OD down-hole tubing
  • 5/8" tubing delivers from 120 ml/min to almost 3.5 L/min sampling rate
  • 12 ft. power cord uses alligator clips for easy connection to nearly any 12VDC power source
$1,154.00
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Overview
The Solinst Model 410 is designed for field use. The reversible flow Solinst Model 410 Peristaltic Pump is ideal for vapor sampling or water sampling from shallow wells and surface water. It can be used for vacuum pumping and pressure delivery of liquids or gases. The mechanical peristaltic operation uses rotating rollers to depress the silicon tubing, creating a vacuum, which displaces any fluid or gas in the chosen direction. It is effective to depths up to the suction lift limit, which varies with elevation, and can be as much as 33 ft or 10 m at sea level.

Compact and Lightweight
The Solinst Model 410 Peristaltic Pump has no vents, grates or openings. This makes it water-resistant, easy to use in the field and easy to maintain and repair. The metal case is extremely robust and water-resistant. A handle and easy-access control on the top of the pump makes it perfect for fieldwork. The Solinst Model 410 pump measures 13 x 5 x 6-1/2 (33 cm x 13 cm x 17 cm) and weighs only 8 lbs (3.6 Kg).

Easily Connect
A 12 ft. (4 m) power cord uses alligator clips to allow easy connection to almost any 12 volt DC power source that can supply at least 3-5 amps at maximum draw (such as auto, marine or small gel cell battery). The pump may be connected directly to the vehicle battery. The variable speed motor is reversible, has an easily replaced fuse, and has reverse polarity protection to prevent damage to the pump.

  • (1) Model 410 peristaltic pump
  • (1) 12 ft. power cord with alligator clips
  • (2) 5/8" OD tubing clamps
  • (1) 3 ft. length of 5/8" OD Silicon tubing
Questions & Answers
Where can I get a replacement thumbscrew for the Solinst Model 410 pump head?
Replacement thumbscrews can be purchased through Fondriest. Contact a sales representative for pricing and availability.
What is the diameter of the tubing that is needed to connect to the tubing from the pump?
There are two diameters of Solinst peristaltic pump head tubing, either the standard 5/8" OD or the low-flow 3/8" OD (with adapter). The standard tubing connects easily with 1/2" OD tubing and the 5/8" connects easily to 1/4" OD tubing for down-hole.
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