Core | CO2 Pumps
The P251K is a compact, ultra-high-pressure industrial pump built on the same proven chassis as the P500 and P1K, designed to deliver reliable performance in the most demanding fluid applications. Capable of delivering up to 250 g/min of liquid CO₂, solvents, or water at pressures up to 1100 bar, the P251K is ideally suited for supercritical processing, dense-phase fluid delivery, materials testing, and other high-pressure research or production environments.
Driven by a rugged AC motor and gearbox system, the P251K supports two operational modes: flow mode, offering steady, high-precision fluid delivery; and pressure mode, which maintains a set pressure during discharge through a fixed nozzle or orifice. As with other models in the platform, pressure mode is restricted to dynamic flow systems, as the industrial drive does not support closed-loop zero-flow control.
With its elevated pressure capability and proven mechanical platform, the P251K brings robust, high-pressure performance to laboratory and pilot-scale operations. Backed by over 30 years of Core Separations’ expertise in CO₂ and high-pressure fluid handling, the P251K is the solution of choice for ultra-high-pressure supercritical and process development applications.
| Fluid | CO2, Liquid |
| Minimum Flow | 125 g/min |
| Maximum Flow | 250 g/min |
| Resolution | 1 g/min |
| Maximum Pressure | 689 bar |
| Minimum Suction Pressure (CO2) | 50 bar |
| Minimum Suction Pressure (water) | Atmospheric |
| Controller | Optional, Touch screen HMI or PC controlled |
| Power Supply | 220 – 240 V |
| Dimensions | 14.23” (H) x 37.19” (W) x 20.26” (D) |
| Weight | |
| Certifications | ASME, CE, UKCA |
| Commuted mode | Yes |
| Flow Mode | Optional, with Flow meter |
| Pressure Mode | Yes |

| Pump Inlet Connection | 1/4” |
| Pump Outlet Connection | 1/4” |
Maintainence and Repair for our CO2 Pumps
To ensure that your high pressure CO2 pump remains reliable, a regualr preventative mantanence schedule should e carried out. This servicing area describes the most common maintanence procedures to keep our labortary and industrial CO2 pumps working for long periods.









