The accuracy of a peristaltic pump depends on several factors:
- Tubing quality and elasticity: Tubing must maintain consistent dimensions and resilience.
- Number of rollers: More rollers = smoother, less pulsating flow.
- Motor precision: Stepper and servo motors ensure repeatable RPM control.
- Calibration and control system: Electronic feedback and calibration improve reproducibility.
- Operating mode: Volume or programmable modes give higher accuracy than manual control. In well-designed systems, accuracy can reach ±0.5–2%, depending on application and tubing size.
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