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EspañolYes, many manual dispenser water pumps are designed to prevent water backflow. This design can effectively prevent water from flowing back into the water bottle during use, thereby maintaining water hygiene and purity.
Here are some common designs to prevent water backflow:
Unidirectional valve: manual dispenser water pumps are usually equipped with a one-way valve. This valve allows water to flow only in one direction, that is, from the water bottle to the outlet, without allowing water to flow back. This is one of the most common anti backflow designs.
Sealing design: The part where the water pump comes into contact with the water bottle usually has a good sealing design to prevent external air from entering, thereby preventing water backflow and pollution.
Pump body structure: The internal structure design of some manual dispenser water pumps can prevent water from flowing back into the water bottle after extraction. This design ensures that water flows to the outlet after extraction and remains in the pump body until it is completely discharged.
Anti backflow valve: In addition to one-way valves, some manual water pumps are also equipped with specialized anti backflow valves to further enhance the anti backflow function.
These designs work together to effectively prevent water from flowing back into the water bottle during use, ensuring water quality hygiene and safety. Regular cleaning and maintenance of manual dispenser water pumps can also help maintain their effectiveness in preventing backflow.
