Moreover, since the product is handled through a rubber hose, avoiding any direct contact between the fluid and the pump, it ensures a higher quality of the finished product, as it is protected from any contamination with the machinery itself.

Finally, the gases that can be generated during transfer, such as sodium hypochlorite, do not affect the efficiency of the pump despite the formation of a gaseous phase; thus, the ACME peristaltic pump proves to be ideal both for flocculants intended for the domestic market and for much more dense and viscous flocculants destined for European markets (Germany, France, etc.).

The reliability of ACME peristaltic pumps has always been a key feature, consisting in the impossibility of occlusions or blockages, greater resistance to wear and abrasion compared to other types of pumps, and overall ease of operation, characterized by low maintenance limited solely to hose replacement.