Graco present new ChemSafe AODD transfer pumps
02/07/2015 Graco NV
-€¢ CNC machined design ensures precision fit and superior chemical containmentcompared to molded pumps
-€¢ Corrosion-resistant exterior with no exposed metal reduces maintenance, extends pump life and offers clean, safe operation
-€¢ Removable air motor offers easy and intuitive maintenance, reducing downtime
-€¢ Available in 1/4 inch (6.3 mm), 3/8 inch (9.5 mm), 1/2 inch (12.7 mm), 1 inch (25.4 mm) and 1.5 inch (38.1 mm) models
Graco have released a new addition to the Graco AODD transfer pumps product line: the Graco ChemSafe.
The ChemSafe product line is designed for the transfer of very corrosive and abrasive fluids and is compatible with 99% of transferred chemicals.
Until now, the "standard" Husky pumps were available for the transfer of corrosive/abrasive fluids and these can continue to be used. However, ChemSafe pumps are designed to tackle harsher applications.
Both PTFE and UHMWPE pumps can be used for the transfer of corrosive products, however PTFE is not advised for the transfer of abrasive products.
Safe and Reliable. Machined Design.
No Exposed Metal. Chemical transfer applications demand maximum performance and superior chemical containment. ChemSafe pumps feature 100% PTFE and UHMWPE fluid paths and are chemically safe. These pumps can be used with a variety of materials, plus they deliver unmatched chemical compatibility with challenging corrosive acids and destructive abrasive slurries. The precision-machined body features a tie-bolt design that ensures reliable sealing surfaces free of leaking.
Applications and Materials
-€¢ Acid & Solvent Transfer
-€¢ Ceramic Finishing
-€¢ Electroplating
-€¢ Filter Press
-€¢ Steel Production
-€¢ Pharmaceutical
-€¢ Pickling Baths
-€¢ Printing Inks
-€¢ Silicone Carbide & Lime Slurries
-€¢ Wastewater Treatment
For more information please contact:
Graco NV
Industrieterrein Oude Bunders
Slakweidestraat 31
Maasmechelen
3630
Tel: +32 89 770 700
Fax: +32 89 770 777
Email: info@graco.be
Web: www.graco.com
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