The cost of liquid and gas pumps can vary significantly depending on factors such as the pump type, brand, specifications, and intended application. Generally, smaller and simpler pumps may cost less, while larger and more specialized pumps can be quite expensive.

 

For micro liquid pumps, prices can range from tens to hundreds of dollars, depending on factors such as flow rate, pressure capacity, materials used, and brand reputation.

 

Similarly, the cost of gas pumps can vary widely depending on factors like the type of gas being pumped, flow rate, pressure requirements, and whether it's a standalone pump or part of a larger system. Gas pumps can range from relatively inexpensive models for simple applications to more costly units designed for high-pressure or specialized gas-handling tasks.

 

For precise pricing information, it's best to consult specific manufacturers or suppliers, as they can provide quotes based on your specific requirements. Additionally, factors such as maintenance costs, energy efficiency, and reliability should also be considered when evaluating the overall cost of ownership for a pump.