
Flux Barrel Pump Kit for Petroleum Products
Fuel Transfer Pump & Lubricant Pump
Key Specifications | |
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Max Flow Rate | 220lpm |
Max Head | 12M |
Max Temperature | 80°C |
Max Viscosity | 800 cP |
Solids | 2mm |
Size | 1" to 1 1/4" |
The Flux Barrel Pump Kit for Petroleum Products is a ready to use drum fuel pump kit, supplied with the aluminium F430 pump, motor, universal hose, quick action tap and compression gland in PP. Design for transferring petroleum products up to 1000 cP from small containers, drums and IBCs, this electric barrel pump kit is typically used for pumping diesel oil, fuel oil, hydraulic oil, lube oil and engine oil. This barrel fuel transfer pump is supplied with mechanical seal, ensuring that the fluid does not come into contact with the pump shaft apart from a small area between the impeller and the seal. Thanks to mechanical sale the Flux drum pump kit is easy to dismantle for cleaning and it can be used for various applications.
Suitable to handle adhesive media, crystallizing or harden liquids, this Flux pump has light weighted design that is easy to mover around and offers simple maintenance. Flux Barrel Pump Kit for Petroleum Products comes with aluminium outer tube and is available with the F 457 230V commutator motor or the FEM 4070 230V commutator motor depending on your application requirements..
Features of the Petroleum Flux Drum Pump:
- Comes complete with 2m of petroleum hose, quick action tap and compression gland in PP
- Easy to operate
- Suitable for transferring almost all non-flammable petroleum products as well as adhesive media and liquids that crystallize or harden
- Unique impellor design enables excellent barrel emptying capabilities
- Sealed inner tube, the liquid being pumped cannot enter the inner tube
- Simple to dismantle for cleaning
- Comes complete with either the F 457 230V commutator motor or the FEM 4070 230V commutator motor.
FAQs
Put most simply, a barrel pump, is a pump connected to an immersion tube that sits within the drum with its motor located outside of the container. The pump draws up the fluid through its immersion tube and is then dispensed via a hose or pipe that is connected to its outlet.