The main differences between peristaltic pumps and hose pumps are scale, application areas and performance.

Differences in scale and application areas: In a broad sense, peristaltic pumps are actually hose pumps. Their principles are the same. They mainly use rollers to drive the pipeline to transmit the medium inside.

If there is any difference, it may be that peristaltic pumps are relatively small, and hose pumps are relatively large. The directions they target are also different. Peristaltic pumps only work in laboratories, medicine, filling and packaging, and other industries that require high cleanliness and precision. Hose pumps are mainly used in industry, and hose pumps are used for concrete filling.