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·External control function-Multiple mode selection: communication mode, analog mode,foot switch control.Provide customized services.
·Memory function-data will be stored in time after power off. When power supply is restored, the pump can remember the parameter Settings before power off, which is more safe and reliable.
·Calibration function-intelligent flow calibration: after setting the target flow, input the actual flow value,and the system will automatically carry out flow calibration to ensure the flow accuracy
·Full speed function-one button to control full speed operation, used for quick cleaning, filling and emptying tubes, etc
·Suckback function-By setting Suckback angle and Suckback speed to prevent liquid dripping and ensure fluid accuracy.
·lock screen function-lock screen design, error proof touch, application more secure.
·Display function-real-time animation of the operation interface shows the running state and working parameter.
·Touch-screen function-3.5-inch color LCD screen, (English and Chinese optional) , touch-screen operation,intuitive and
intelligent.
On the other hand, from the United States to Europe to Asia, global manufacturing activities have fallen to the lowest point in two years. Behind a batch of data sing "decay", the risk of the economy falling into recession has increased significantly. On the other hand, from governments to private institutions, the forecast of the economic outlook has been lowered in the near future. The US government announced on Thursday that it has sharply lowered its forecast for the country's economy this year to 1.7%. The Obama administration predicted in February that the economy will grow by 3.1% in 2011. Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong warned that Singapore is ready for the second recession of the global economy. In the view of Dr. Roubini, “Dr. Doomâ€, developed economies are generally at risk of returning to recession, and the situation is even worse than when Lehman went bankrupt in 2008. The US-European PMI collectively fell back in September, and some major economies in the US, Eurozone and Asia announced the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), which is considered an important measure of manufacturing and overall economic vitality. index. Although the data of a few economies such as the United States are not as bad as expected, the general signal from national PMIs is that manufacturing activity has entered a period of two years of gloom. The latest report released on the 2nd showed that India's PMI fell to 52.6 in August from 53.6 in the previous month due to the decrease in export orders, which fell for the fourth consecutive month and reached its lowest value in 29 months. Data released on the previous day showed that the manufacturing PMI of the Eurozone fell to 49 in August, falling below the 50-year demarcation line, indicating that European manufacturing contracted for the first time in two years; the Chinese manufacturing PMI was also nearly 29 months. Low point. The US August manufacturing index was slightly out of the market expectation, the index fell to 50.6, but still barely maintained above the expansion line. Previously, the market expectation was 48.5. However, economists believe that the latest manufacturing data is only unexpected, but still very weak. At the same time, similar manufacturing indicators in the economies of Sweden, the United Kingdom, and South Korea have shown that manufacturing has shrunk. Japan’s August PMI fell back to a three-month low, indicating that the Japanese economy’s recovery was not stable after the tsunami shock in March. The August global purchasing managers index compiled by JPMorgan Chase fell from 50.7 in July to 50.1 in August, indicating that the manufacturing industry has now entered a difficult situation following the strong expansion at the beginning of the year. Analysts believe that although PMI may not be a perfect indicator of the health of the manufacturing industry and the overall economy, both the developed and emerging economies, manufacturing output and order indices are generally sluggish, which should explain the basic needs of the world. Weak. The risk of the euro zone falling into recession again in the second half of this year is increasing. “Unfortunately, there is no sign that most parts of Asia have emerged from the relationship with the growth of the US and Europe,†said Credit Suisse's Asian economist Robert. The White House has cut its economic forecast sharply. As various indicators point to another economic downturn, the official and private sectors are also constantly reducing their forecasts for economic growth. On the 1st, the White House Office of Management and Budget issued a report that drastically lowered the growth forecast for the US economy this year. According to the agency's latest forecast, the US GDP growth rate may be only 1.7% this year, and the Obama administration predicted in February that the economy will grow by 3.1% in 2011. The report shows that in the first half of this year, the US economy grew by only 0.7%, which is the half-year growth rate since the current US economic recession in June 2009. The White House also expects the unemployment rate to remain as high as 9% in 2012, and the economic growth in the next few years will be slower than expected. The current unemployment rate in the United States is 9.1%. Civil society is also constantly lowering expectations. Two weeks ago, Wall Street, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and other Wall Street banks slashed economic expectations. On Thursday, the German commercial bank announced that it will lower its GDP growth forecast for the euro zone and Germany in 2012. Commerzbank lowered its forecast for the euro zone's growth next year from 1.5% to 0.8%, saying that a large number of regional basic economic data were disappointing. For Germany, the euro zone's largest economy, the bank's expectation is that Germany's growth in 2012 will fall to 1.5%, compared with the previous forecast of 2%. The bank said that the situation in Germany is better than that of other euro-zone countries, but it cannot be separated from peripheral countries. The slowdown in manufacturing and overall economic growth has also led some to speculate that this could help curb inflation and encourage some central banks to adopt policy measures that are more conducive to economic growth. Uemura, an economist at Nomura Holdings in Singapore, said that some central banks in Asia may "completely complete this round of monetary policy tightening", and India may be one of the few economies that may still raise interest rates. He said that the slowdown in economic growth will ease the upward pressure on consumer prices in Asian countries. Bozesky, a senior European economist at ING, said that the latest batch of manufacturing data indicates that the global economy may fall again and the central bank is re-emphasized. But the question is, "Is the central bank really willing to take the old road again," Buzesky said. Lehman’s tragedy is repeated in the “Dr. Doom†Roubini’s view, and the further stimulus of the central bank seems to be in vain. He believes that if the United States launches QE3, it may not achieve the desired effect. "If the Fed starts QE3, the stock market may initially rebound, but unless the real economic data improves at the same time, the rebound in asset prices will not continue." Lubini noticed that last year, the Fed announced that the launch of QE2 led to a continuous rise in stock prices. It is because the real economic data has gradually improved. For the current economic situation, Roubini is more pessimistic. He said that the deterioration of the debt crisis may lead to the recurrence of the Lehman-style incident, and most of the advanced economies are currently facing recession risks. "The situation is worse now than in 2008. Right now we are under pressure from fiscal austerity and banks are becoming more cautious." Lubini expects that the probability of another global recession is as high as 60%. It is worth mentioning that with the continuation of economic difficulties, more and more people have joined the ranks of pessimism. European Central Bank governor and Belgian central bank governor Cohen warned on Friday that Europe's current tight liquidity and declining confidence were not as serious as when Lehman Brothers went bankrupt, but the situation is indeed moving in that direction. “The biggest problem in Europe today is that liquidity is tight. Banks have once again become lost in confidence, and the feeling of reluctance has risen sharply. Although the situation is not as serious as in 2008 and 2009, it is developing to the worst.†Cohen said. . Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Thursday night that the global economy is facing serious difficulties and there is a risk of a second recession. Lee Hsien Loong warned that the global economy is facing a second recession risk in the short term, and economies such as Singapore need to be prepared to cope with future turmoil.
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