What types of liquids can a drum pump handle?

Drum pumps can handle a wide range of liquids, including water, oils, chemicals, food products, coolants, fertilizers, and more. The type of pump and material depend on the liquid.

What materials are drum pumps made of?

Drum pumps are made from various materials, such as stainless steel, polypropylene, PVDF, PVC, and polyethylene. The choice depends on the liquid being pumped.

Can a drum pump handle thick or viscous liquids?

Yes, some drum pumps are designed to handle thick or viscous liquids, using mechanisms like helical rotors or stators. These are common in food, automotive, and agriculture industries.

Are drum pumps safe for transferring chemicals?

Yes, chemical drum pumps are built from corrosion-resistant materials like PVDF and are designed for safe chemical handling. Always check compatibility with the specific chemical.

Do drum pumps require electricity?

Some drum pumps are manual (hand-operated), while others are powered by electricity, batteries, or air (pneumatic). The power source depends on the application and volume to be transferred.

Can one pump be used for multiple fluids?

It's best to use a separate pump for each fluid type, especially when dealing with chemicals or food, to prevent contamination or chemical reactions.

Standard Pump Drum Pump Tubes – PVDF (Kynar®) Series

Max Capacity:
66 Litres per minute
Max Viscosity:
1500 cPs

Series: Standard Pump Drum Pumps

Description

STANDARD?s PVDF pump tupe is engineered for transferring highly concentrated and aggressive liquids. Ropust PVDF offers excellent durapility and chemical resistance.

Common Applications