VERSA-MATIC E5PP6X669C Diaphragm Pump 11 Gpm 100 Psi

Working Mechanism:

• The diaphragm pump starts with an intake stroke where the diaphragm moves away from the inlet valve, creating a vacuum.
• This vacuum draws the fluid or gas into the pump chamber through the inlet valve.
• As the diaphragm moves back towards the inlet valve, the volume in the chamber decreases.
• This compression action pressurises the fluid or gas inside the chamber.
• The pressure forces the outlet valve to open, allowing the fluid or gas to be expelled from the chamber.
• The diaphragm then moves back towards the outlet valve, pushing the fluid or gas out of the pump through the outlet valve.
• Once the chamber is emptied, the diaphragm returns to its original position, ready for the next intake stroke.
• The cycle repeats as long as the pump is in operation, drawing in and expelling the fluid or gas with each stroke.

Features:

• It features a patented air valve system that ensures consistent on / off reliability while maintaining superior efficiency.
• This wetted pump casing is made of polypropylene for structural rigidity and shockproof operation.
• Its leak-free bolted construction reduces downtime and ensures continuous operation, providing a greater positive seal for safe and reliable transfer of chemicals
• This pump has a santoprene diaphragm and ball material. The check seat material is also Santoprene(R), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of fluids.

Compatible Accessories:

• Tridon 6812 Hose Clamp: This standard worm gear clamp secures tube and hose connections.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the maximum solid permissible for this Versa-Matic E5PP6X669C diaphragm pump?

A. The pump can handle solids with a maximum diameter of 1/16 inches and can self-prime dry up to 12 feet and wet up to 30 feet.

Q. How to mount this Versa-Matic E5PP6X669C diaphragm pump?

A. This pump has multiple ports and foot mounts with various positions to provide installation flexibility, enabling seamless integration into pre-existing setups.

Q. How to troubleshoot this diaphragm pump?

A.

• Check the inlet air line size and pressure.
• Inspect for muffler icing and restrictions.
• Inspect sealing surfaces for leaking.
• Ensure proper tubing and piping size.
• Slow the pump down to prime.
• Clear any fluid line restrictions.

Q. What specification should I consider when choosing a diaphragm pump?

A.

• Required vacuum
• Required pressure
• Sample point conditions
• Required flow rate
• Temperature and type of gas being pumped
• Ambient temperature where the pump will operate
• Distance and diameter of tubing