flaskepumpe

Flaskepumpe is a Danish term that translates to "bottle pump" in English. It refers to a device used to dispense liquids from bottles. These pumps can vary significantly in design and mechanism, depending on the type of liquid they are intended to dispense and the bottle's opening.

Common types of flaskepumper include simple hand-operated pumps that are inserted into the bottle's neck. These often work by creating suction or pressure to draw the liquid up and out. Some designs involve a long tube that reaches to the bottom of the bottle, while others might utilize a squeezing mechanism.

Flaskepumper are used for a wide range of applications. In households, they are frequently found for dispensing soap, lotion, or dishwashing liquid from larger containers, reducing waste and making dispensing easier. In industrial or laboratory settings, more specialized flaskepumper might be employed for precise measurement or transfer of chemicals. They can also be found in automotive settings for dispensing oils or other fluids.

The primary purpose of a flaskepumpe is to provide a convenient and controlled way to extract liquids from bottles, often replacing the need to tilt and pour, which can be messy or difficult with certain viscosities or container sizes. The specific design will often dictate its suitability for different liquid types, from thin watery substances to thicker, viscous liquids.