High Pressure Gas Diaphragm Pump For Chemical Transfer Low Shear Force

High Pressure Gas Diaphragm Pump For Chemical Transfer Low Shear Force

Gas Diaphragm Pump Introduction

Gas Diaphragm Pump(also know as a Membrane pump, air operated double diaphragm pump(AOOD) or pneumatic diaphragm pump)that uses a combination of the reciprocating action of a rubber,thermoplastic or diaphragm and suitable valves either side of the diaphragm (check valve,butterfly valves,flap valves,or any other form of shut-off valves) to pump a fluid.

Gas Diaphragm Pump Parameters

Gas Diaphragm Pump Advantages:

Idling ,Self-priming , Submerse capability.
Provide stall-free, ice-free zero leak operation.
Epoxy-coated air section for tough environmental conditions.
Low shear force , not easy to damage the material structure.
Bolt joint design provides even sealing pressure for optimal performance
Modular air valve,low pulsation operation,providing smooth and rapid changeover.
No electricity . It's safe and realiable while using in the flammable and explor place .
Diversity of material,no rotating parts,applicable to various erosive situations.
Can pump corrosive , volatile, flammable, poisonous fluids with particles and high viscosity.
Delivery lift and flow can pass the pneumatic valve open to realize the stepless adjustment

Gas Diaphragm Pump Specifications

Air Diaphragm Pump
1. Non leakage
2. Good self priming performance
3. Convey all kinds of medium
4. Material:Cast steel,Alu,SS,PP

A 2 5 X X - X X X - X   (model selection)

Form of pipe mouth:A-BSP B-NPT(F) C-Flange  

Diaphragm material:9 – Santoprene H – Hytrel   T - PTFE/Santoprene  

Ball material:9 -Santoprene H – Hytre T – PTFE A - Acetal  

Ball seat material:P/K –Polypropylene/Kynoar SS –Stainless Steel  

Pump material: SS –Stainless Steel AL –Aluminum Alloy   CI- Carbon Steel P/K –Polypropylene/Kynoar

Maximum Applied Temperature Limits (diaphragm / ball / seal material)  

Acetal ···············································40°-         150°F        (4.4- 65.5°C)  

Santoprene·········································-40°- 225°F (-40°- 107.2°C)   ·················································40°- 220°F (4.4°- 104°C)   Nitrile················································10°- 180°F (-12°- 82°C)   Viton··················································-40°- 350°F (-40°-176.6°C)   Hytrel··················································-20°-150°F (-12°- 93°C)   Kynar··················································10°-200°F (-28.9°- 65.5°C)   Polypropylene·······································32°- 175°F (0-79.4°C)