How Do Flow Rate, RPM, and Tube Size Influence Pump Performance?

Flow rate is directly influenced by the tubing inner diameter (ID), pump head design, and RPM. Larger tubing diameters allow higher flow, while smaller tubing ensures precise, low-volume dosing. Increasing RPM raises the flow rate but can reduce tubing life due to faster wear. Therefore, selecting the right balance of tubing size and pump speed is critical for achieving accuracy, efficiency, and tubing longevity.

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