Direct Displacement Control
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A Direct Displacement Control pump contains linkages and springs and in some cases magnets rather than a shaft to a motor located outside of the pump (this reduces the number of moving parts), keeping parts protected and lubricated and reducing the resistance against the flow of liquid.
