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Pre-assembled solvent drum pump kit for flammable liquids
Pre-assembled solvent drum pump kit for highly flammable media in 200 l drums or IBCs. Comprising drum pump FP 424 Ex, outer tube in stainless steel, 2m hose, hand nozzle and compression gland. Available with electric motor F460 Ex or compressed-air motor F416 Ex.
For more information see FAQs below.
Technical data:
- Flow rate: max. 50 l/min1
- Delivery head: max. 13 mwc
- Viscosity: min. 1 mPas - max. 800 mPas
- Outer tube diameter: max. 43 mm
- Immersion length: 1000, 1200
- Materials outer tube: Stainless steel
- Media / Fluids: Highly flammable media, Petroleum products, Solvents
- Seal: sealless
- Container: 1000 l IBC, 200 l drums
- 1 The max. flow rate is achieved in the mentioned configuration with the medium water at 20°C and discharge height = height of outlet.
Product attributes
- No mechanical seal in the liquid area
- Ex protected
- Unique spiral bearing for optimal driveshaft support and drainage
- Long-life, heavy duty bearings
- Unique reversible 6mm driveshaft provides class-leading strength and double service life
Benefits
- Suitable for dry-running
- No seal wear
- Fully-serviceable design with all spare parts available
- No contamination of the liquid from lubricants
- Unique Flux spiral bearing
- Class-leading service life
- For use in hazardous area
- Motor also available with speed control
- Heavy duty bearing housing for optimal driveshaft support
- 6mm reversible driveshaft for double service life
- Kit components
- Drum pump FP 424 Ex S-43/38 in stainless steel
- Available with:
Electric motor F 460 Ex, 230 Volt, 50 Hz, 460 Watt (max. 50 l/min)
Electric motor F 460 Ex EL, 230 Volt, 50 Hz, 460 Watt, with speed control (max. 50 l/min)
Compressed-air motor F 416 Ex, 470 Watt at 6 bar (max. 50 l/min) - Universal conductive chemical hose DN 21, 2 m long
- Hand nozzle in stainless steel
- Compression gland polypropylene conductive
- Earth cable
- Media examples
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- FAQs
Why should I use a solvent drum pump?
Using a drum pump for solvents and acetone offers several advantages, particularly in terms of safety, efficiency, and precision. Here are some key reasons:
- Safety: Many solvents are highly flammable and volatile, and therefore present significant risks if not handled properly. Solvent transfer pumps help minimise spills, splashes and human contact with these hazardous substances. Therefore risk of fire, explosion and harm to operatives is reduced.
- Control and Precision: Drum pumps provide greater control over the dispensing process, allowing for accurate measurement and transfer of solvents. This precision is important when accurate dispensing is critical. For instance, in laboratory settings or manufacturing processes.
- Reduced Waste: By providing a controlled and efficient transfer method, solvent drum pumps help reduce waste. This is both economically beneficial and environmentally responsible, as it minimises the amount of hazardous waste generated.
- Ease of Use: Drum pumps are designed to facilitate the transfer of liquids from different sized containers, making the process cost-effective and manageable. Our solvent drum pump features an ergonomic design and is available with electric, or pneumatic motor to suit different applications.
- Compatibility and Durability: Drum pumps made from materials resistant to chemical attack, such as stainless steel and PTFE, are used for handling solvents. Subsequently, this ensures the longevity of the pump and prevents contamination of the fluids being transferred.
- Prevention of Contamination: Using a solvent transfer pump reduces exposure of the liquid to the atmosphere and reduces the potential for contamination. Plus there will also be a reduction in emissions of harmful vapours.
- Compliance with Regulations: Flux drum pumps help organisations comply with ATEX and DSEAR guidance, by providing a safer and more controlled method of transferring flammable media. All Flux solvent pumps are Ex- approved for use in Zones 0, 1 and 2.
How do you work safely with solvents?
When working with solvents, take the following safety measures:
- Keep solvents in durable, chemically compatible sealed containers.
- Clearly label each container.
- Implement emergency safety procedures and designate evacuation routes for fire or spill emergencies.
- Wear appropriate protective clothing.
- Minimise risk of exposure to flammable vapours / harmful fumes.
- Ensure containers and pumping / mixing equipment is earthed correctly before use.
- Check all components are Ex-certified and electrically conductive, as appropriate.