The transfer of particle-containing liquids such as ink in the inkjet printer industry and wastewater in sewage treatment has long been plagued by equipment bottlenecks: peristaltic pumps and plunger pumps are prone to blockage by particles, while ordinary gear pumps suffer from drastically reduced service life due to insufficient material wear resistance and gear abrasion.
J-Tron has made targeted breakthroughs. Its wear-resisting micro gear pump solves the pain points with core material and structural design: the gears are made of modified PEEK or tungsten steel, whose hardness and wear resistance are far superior to conventional materials, withstanding long-term particle erosion. The unique helical gear design optimizes the lubricity of liquid transfer, further reducing wear risks and ensuring efficient and stable transfer. This solution has been mass-applied in inkjet printing, medical equipments, environmental protection and other industries, demonstrating outstanding technical advantages.
