Trusted by OEMs, research labs and industrial innovators worldwide

Used in 100+ fluidic applications across life science and industrial markets

Looking for the mp6 micropump?

The Bartels Pump | BP7 is the successor to the mp6 micropump and can replace it in many applications.
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Liquid and gas handling

From the mp6 to The Bartels Pump | BP7

The mp6 was a long-standing generation of our piezoelectric micropumps. Building on this proven technology, The Bartels Pump | BP7 is the current generation for handling small amounts of liquids and gases.
BP7 tubing-version piezoelectric micropump in operation, pumping blue liquid through the attached inlet and outlet tubes.

Why choose the BP7?

The mp6 helped make piezoelectric micropumps a practical choice for countless fluidic systems.
 
Today, The Bartels Pump | BP7 continues that story with higher performance, the same compact dimensions and even greater integration flexibility.
  • Pumps liquids and gases
  • Compact dimensions of 30 × 15 × 3.8 mm
  • Lightweight at 2 g
  • Low power consumption of 50 mW
  • Designed for easy integration
  • Available as Tubing and Mounting versions

Replacing an mp6 with a BP7

The BP7 can replace the mp6 in many applications. The right setup depends on your pump version, electronics, connectors and operating conditions. Contact us to check the requirements for your system.
✔ Evaluate compatibility before development

Frequently Asked Questions

The mp6 micropump is dicontinued.
The Bartels Pump | BP7 is the successor to the former mp6 micropump and can replace it in existing and new applications.

If you are looking for the mp6, our team can help you find the right solution here.
The BP7 builds on the proven mp6 technology and offers improved performance in the same compact dimensions.
The BP7 can replace the mp6 in your existing and new applications. We recommend checking the integration and operating requirements for your individual setup.
The mp6 datasheet remains available in our Support Center for existing systems and reference purposes.

100+ fluidic applications implemented

Series-integrated in OEM systems
Proven performance with liquids and gases

Proven in Real-World Applications

Engineered for Performance

Our Certified Micropump Technology:

Flow rate

Pressure

Liquids

≤ 9 ml/min

≤ 450 mbar

Gases

≤ 35 ml/min

≤ 140 mbar

Space-saving

30 x 15 x 3,8 mm

Light

2 g

Durable

5000 h

Energy efficient

50 mW

Cost effective

Mass production

For delicate media

One wetted material

Our Certified Micropump Technology:

Flow rate

Pressure

Liquids

≤ 0.30 fl oz/min

≤ 6.53 psi

Gases

≤ 1.18 fl oz/min

≤ 2.03 psi

Space-saving

1.18 × 0.59 × 0.15 inches

Light

0.071 oz

Durable

5000 h

Energy efficient

50 mW

Cost effective

Mass production

For delicate media

One wetted material

Trusted by Customers and Industry Partners

Our technology is used in real-world applications where reliability and performance are critical.
Here’s what partners and customers say about working with Bartels Mikrotechnik.

Documentation for existing mp6 systems

Still using the mp6? 
Access the available documentation for product information, maintenance and existing system support.

Choose Between Two Integration Variants for Your System

The Bartels Pump | BP7 – Tubing

  • Connection with tubing for reliable integration
  • Quick and easy commissioning to reduce downtime
  • Manual integration via side connections for flexibility
The Bartels Pump | BP7 - Tubing piezoelectric micropump showing the front view in the foreground and the rear view in the background

Easy integration through tubing: 

Tygon or Silicone Tubing

The Bartels Pump | BP7 – Mounting

  • Developed for customers needing extra space in their systems
  • Designed for direct manifold connection, eliminating tubing
  • Creates a neater, more reliable, and compact setup
The Bartels Pump | BP7 - Mounting piezoelectric micropump showing the front view in the foreground and the rear view in the background

Compact integration kit: 

Mounting for The Bartels Pump | BP7

Our Piezoelectric Pump in Life Science and Industrial Applications

Our miniature pump is used as series-integrated components in OEM systems and production environments.

They are applied across life science and industrial applications.
The following examples showcase real-world projects where our pump enables reliable and compact fluid handling.

IONSCAN 600

Bartels’ micropumps support the IONSCAN 600 in delivering fast, precise trace detection of explosives and narcotics.

Kuhner TOM

Bartels' micropumps ensure an innovative solution for precise gas monitoring in shake flask cultivations.

GENSPEED R2

Bartels’ micropumps enabled GENSPEED R2 to deliver fast, precise infection detection at the point of care.

Water Immersion

Bartels' micropumps assist in a reliable water immersion solution for distortion-free microscopy experiments.

Local Support for
Your Fluidic Development in the US

To ensure fast access to our technology, we work with an experienced distribution partner in the United States.
 
Clark Solutions has been a distributor of fluidic components since 1980.
 
Located near Boston, the Technical Sales Team at Clark focuses on working with design engineers to specify valves, pumps and sensors into OEM applications.

✔ In close collaboration with our engineering team in Germany

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Ready to move from the mp6 to the BP7?

Tell us which mp6 version you currently use and how it is integrated. We will help you identify the suitable BP7 setup.
The Bartels Pump | BP7 - Tubing micropump showing the front view in the foreground and the rear view in the background

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