Inductive Pump
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An Inductive pump is a pump that uses a magnetically-driven piston floating inside a cylindrical sleeve (each one perhaps being fluorocarbon-coated). The sleeve forms a compression fitting with the check valves at either end. The technology is simple in its execution as there are no gaskets or seals linking external motors to the internal piston. Both ends of the piston are used for pumping and suctioning alternately. This can greatly reduce pulsatile flow at higher pumping rates.
