Possible applications

The most suitable technology for aeration of household/compact wastewater treatment system
When an AC power supply is applied to electromagnets, the magnetic forces also alternate attraction as the current alternates. This causes an actuating rod with permanent magnets to vibrate and change the volume of chambers with diaphragm rubbers and check valves, thereby generating airflow. As there is no physical contact, this technology achieves high efficiency and high durability, with reasonable cost.
By using an inverter, these a pump may also use DC power, which means it can be connected renewable energy sources such as solar panels.

The HIBLOW air pump provides air for household/compact wastewater treatment systems to activate aerobic bacteria which reduce organic matter in the wastewater.

                                                  Fig. 1 Application of High-blow Pump for septic tank

Competitive advantage

Durability
With a simple mechanical process and few moving parts, our pumps provide long-term continuous operation. The oscillating magnetic rod that is connected to two special synthetic rubber diaphragms are the only major moving parts.
 
No lubrication (Oil-less)
There is no contact between moving parts, meaning no lubrication is required and exhaust air is always clean.
 
High efficiency
Owing to the electromagnetic oscillating construction which eliminates moving parts in contact, the HIBLOW pump achieves high performance with low power consumption.
 
Compact and powerful
The HIBLOW air pump employs a perfectly-dual electromagnet module, one in the front and the other in the rear. This mechanism makes for a powerful device and a compact form factor.
 
Low noise
Soundproof construction prevents/eliminates noise from air flow and vibration making the HIBLOW pump exceptionally quiet.
 
Smooth air flow
Because the exhaust air volume is very constant with nearly zero pulsation, the HIBLOW pump is suitable for applications which require a consistent air supply and pressure.
 
Simple maintenance
The HIBLOW pump may be used for long periods with no maintenance. However, in the event that a diaphragm breaks, modular parts are available to allow easy repair.
 

Performance

Approx. 20 L/min to 200 L/min per unit.
Factory engineered manifold systems are available to connect up to 5 pumps for a maximum of 1000 L/min.

Technical maturity

The linear diaphragm air pump was invented by Techno Takatsuki in 1967, and started to be sold for use with wastewater treatment systems in 1972.
To date, more than 18 million units have been sold all over the world, not only for wastewater treatment, but also for a wide range of other applications, which include fuel cells, airbeds, massagers, analytical equipment/devices, and so on.

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Conceivable risk

The life time of an air pump depends on its operating conditions (e.g. harsh conditions such as flooding and/or over-heating cause early breakdown).
The pump must be replaced if it breaks down, as performance of wastewater treatment systems are directly affected by the air pump.
The HIBLOW air pump may be equipped with an alarm unit to detect the failure immediately, to minimize negative effects on the performance of wastewater treatment systems.
Moreover, replacement parts are available and the pump is very easy to repair.
The air pump will maintain good performance for a long time without replacement, saving time and money.

International operation

Modality of business transaction

Direct Investment
Mass production transfer when our products have sufficient sales volume to warrant it.
 
Export of product
Exporting air pumps produced in our well-organized mass-production factories in the Philippines and Vietnam.

Schematic illustration of the technology

The explanation of HIBLOW pump

Japanese : http://www.takatsuki.co.jp/products/hiblow.html
English : http://www.hiblow-eu.com/c_about_pumps/