DCLPW-CLPW

Air-Block Mechanism to Prevent Air Mixing in the Pump Head

The most common cause of sodium hypochlorite injection defects is “air-mixing”. This occurs when air becomes trapped inside the pump head.

The DCLPW is mounted with an air-block mechanism to prevent air mixing. Even if 15 cc of air is sent in one burst, there is absolutely no mixing inside the pump head.

To prevent injector defects, obstructing air mixing is critical.

Automatic Air Evacuation Mechanism to Ensure Intake Air Elimination

Automatic air evacuation mechanism ensures intake air is eliminated

Pump Head Construction That Controls Air Retention

Flow routes inside the pump head are made as narrow as possible to minimize dead space, which not only reduces the amount of mixed air and air retained, but makes air easier to evacuate air by increasing the compression ratio.

Transparent Acrylic Head Allows View of the Pump Head Interior at a Glance

Use of a transparent acrylic head allows view of pump operation, air mixing and retention at a glance.