Small Sized Pumps For Dispensing Beverages ?

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For a small dispensing machine for beverages like tea, a sanitary metering pump is recommended for quick discharge of liquids. Gravity alone is insufficient for achieving the desired flow speed, making a pump necessary. Various brands and models are available on the market, specifically designed for beverage dispensing. Researching "sanitary metering pumps" will yield suitable options. This approach will help in finding the right pump for the project.
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I was working on making a small dispensing machine for tea for a sort of extra-curricular competition and including a small pumping system for quick discharge of milk and water. I have seen some machines exist before that dispense tea, coffee etc. What small pumps do they use ? It's surely not gravity driven as gravity wouldn't impart that much speed to the flow as a pump would. Any specific name or brand for such kind of pumps so I can search the market out for their availability.

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You will need a "sanitary" metering pump.

Try searching for this. Many companies make these.
 
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