Acoustic / No Moving Parts Pulsation Dampeners
WaveGuard CER - Pulse Dispersal Type Pulsation Dampeners
WaveGuard RJ - Pulse Intensification Type Dampeners
CavGuard - Phase Change Type Pulsation Dampeners
Foam Filled - Frequency Reduction Type Dampeners
Elastomer Membrane Pulsation Dampeners
PipeGuard - Gas in the Elastomer Bag (Bladder) Dampeners
PipeHugger - Liquid in the Elastomer Bladder Dampeners
PumpGuard - Clear Flow Flex Tube Pulsation Dampeners
Plastomer Membrane Pulsation Dampeners
FlexOrber Plastomer Membrane Dampeners
There are both PRESSURE PULSATION and FLOW FLUCTUATION, DAMPENERS
There are dampeners for pressure pulsation. A dampener is defined as a device which will address pressure wave activity. IE A dampener must be able to address pressure changes with velocities between a thousand and two thousand meters per second.
There are accumulators for flow fluctuation, that also intercept pressure pulsation, these are called "dual purpose" dampeners. A dual purpose dampener is defined as also being an accumulator that will address flow fluctuation, and thereby prevent excessive acceleration head pulsation, (as is only experienced with reciprocating pumps,) and also intercept and dissipate pressure waves (that are sometimes called acoustics).
Then there are purely accumulators, only for flow fluctuation. The response characteristics of these devices is often not even published!
These are "Horses for Courses"
I Types with elastomer membranes where synthetic rubbers suit your liquids. Both low and high pressure ranges.
II Types with PTFE "FlexFlon" - "TEFLON" DuPont for your more aggressive liquids. Both high and low pressure ranges