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Product code: Flux F430 PP-100/50 High Pressure Low Viscosity IBC Pump

Flux F430 PP-100/50 High Pressure Low Viscosity IBC Pump

Pump Type - Barrel

Max Flow Rate M³H - 6.3 M³H

Max Head - 32M

Pump Materials - PP

Max Temp - 50°C

Max Viscosity - 105 cst

Max Solid Passage - 2mm

Self Priming - N

Inlet/Outlet Sizes - 25mm to 32mm

Drive - AC Electric

Max Suction Lift - 0

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DESCRIPTION

F430 PP-100/50 High Pressure Low Viscosity IBC Pump

Flow Rate	Up to 105 l/min
Discharge Head	Up to 32 mwc
Immersion Length	1000, 1200 mm, 1500 mm
Viscosity	<1 -105 cPs
Fluid Temperature	0 – 50°C
Pump Tube Materials (External)	Polypropylene
Drive Options	Commutator Electric Motor & 3-Phase Gear Motor

FLUX barrel pumps also called drum pumps are designed for transferring, emptying or dosing must existing fluids, from low to high viscosity products, these pumps are typically used for fluids that are supplied in containers such as 205 litre/45 gallon drums/barrels, 1000 litre containers called IBC's or Intermediate Bulk Container and also smaller containers 25 litre, 100 litre etc. By using a barrel pump we can avoid having to tip up the container in order to emptying it something than can often be quite dangerous and illegal thus using a drum/barrel pump is the safest and more efficient way of extracting liquid from a drum or container as wastage/spillage during the operation is next to nothing.

The pumping action and operation of the barrel pumps is quite simple, the pump tube is inserted into the opening of the container (bunghole) which typically is a 2 inch aperture, once the pump tube is immersed in the liquid the pumping action is done by the rotation of an impeller which is fitted at the bottom of the pump, the rotating impeller pushes the liquid up, towards the pump tube outlet and out of the discharge side of the pump.

There are several pump tube lengths each designed specifically for the various drums and containers available on the market, the most common are 1000 mm for 205 l drums, 1200 mm for IBC's and 700 mm for smaller containers - 25 litre jerry cans, 100 litre tanks etc.

The FLUX F430 PP-100/50 has been specifically designed for IBC's and tanks transfer applications, this pump is available with a variety of electric motors in both single and 3-phase, these pumps can also be supplied as a complete pump kit containing a discharge hose, hand nozzle and compression glands depending on the specific model, carrying handles, fume glands and foot strainers are also available upon request. These heavy-duty pumps are suitable for low viscosity, non-flammable liquids, fitted with a 50 mm impeller the F430PP-100/50 barrel type pump is capable of achieving a max. pressure of 3.2 bar.

Design Features/Benefits

• Can be used with a hand nozzle or pump against a close valve. (Only Temporarily)

• Mechanically sealed – prevents any liquid entering the internal tube section.

• Supplied with steel cored internal tube for added stability (Extra bearing support).

• Suitable for continuous operation

• Specifically designed for IBC's and tanks

• Larger 50 mm impeller for higher head applications

Typical Fluids:

• Hydrochloric acid

• Boric acid

• Sulfuric acid

• Citric acid

• Lactic acid

• Phthalic acid

• Sodium hydroxide

• Potassium hydroxide

• Ammonia water

Motors Available & Capacity:

Commutator Motors:
F 458-1
Flow rate max. 105 l/min
Discharge head max. 32 mwc

F 457 / F 457 EL
Flow rate max. 105 l/min
Discharge head max. 32 mwc

3-Phase Gear Motor:
F 414
Flow rate max. 100 l/min
Discharge head max. 27 mwc

Accessories:

• Trigger Guns/Nozzles

• Fume Glands

• Compression Glands

• Foot Strainers

• Carrying Handles

• Hoses

FAQS

How do I know what tube set length is correct for my drum size?

The standard tubeset lengths are 700 mm for smaller containers - 25 litre jerry cans, 100 litre tanks etc, 1000 mm for 205 litre drums and 1200 mm for IBC's. Other bespoke lengths are available on request.

How do I know what pump materials are correct for my application?

Firstly, always check the compatibility of the materials available against the fluid being pumped. The main materials to check are the tubeset, impeller, mechanical seal and o-ring. It may be that more than one material is suitable for your fluid and selection could be based on the application type. For instance; PP, PVDF, Stainless steel and aluminium are all suitable for water. If it is a simple transfer application, then the most cost-effective material will be best. However, if it involves another variable to consider such as high temperature, then an alternative material may be a better selection.

There are so many motor types and sizes, which is correct for my application?

There are various motor types, including; air motor, mains powered electric and battery. Selection is either a personal preference or due to site limitations. For instance, if mains power or an air compressor are not available on site, then a battery motor is the obvious choice. The power of the motor will be down to the application details, such as viscosity and flow rate required. An Atex motor will be required if the fluid is flammable or if the pump will be installed in a hazardous area.

Do I need a mechanically sealed pump or a sealless pump for my application?

A mechanically sealed pump is recommended for abrasive, crystallizing, sticky and high temperature fluids. A sealless type pump is be recommended for all other fluid types.

What do the terms Atex and explosion proof mean and why are they so important?

ATEX is an abbreviation of “Atmospheres Explosibles”. It is a regulation set out by the European Union to ensure the safety of products that are used to handle flammable products or are installed in environments containing flammable gases, vapours, mists or combustible dusts. For instance, if the pump is being installed in an explosive environment, then only the motor needs to meet the Atex standard stopping it from causing a spark during operation and igniting the atmosphere. However, if the fluid being pumped is flammable, then the pump will also need to meet Atex standards to ensure that no sparks are caused inside the pump itself when the fluid goes through it. It is crucial that an Atex rated pump or motor are used for applications involving explosive environments or flammable fluids, using a non-Atex pump or motor in these situations is extremely dangerous and contravenes health and safety standards.

What viscosity can this pump handle?

Please be aware that the figures displayed relate to the largest pump from this range of products, not specific models. For details on viscosity for specific models, please refer to datasheets or contact a member of our sales team.