Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump With High Quality
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- Shanghai
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- 1 set
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 set/month
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Specification
Features:
QBK Pneumatic Diaphragm Pumps also called Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps (AODD Pump) are rugged and durable self-priming, double diaphragm pumps, can handle any products that pours, from clean water to highly viscous, abrasive and chemically materials.
♦ Simple structure, easy to use and maintenance, less wearing parts. It can be working under liquid and running dry as well.
♦Suction up to 5m, max discharge pressure is 7bar, max grain diameter is 10mm, max liquid viscosity is 10,000C.s.t.
♦ Material: PP, Aluminum, Cast Iron, Stainless Steel. Diaphragm material: NBR, Viton, Teflon, FEP etc.
♦ Flow rate can be controlled from zero to max flow by increasing or decreasing air pressure.
Specification:
Model | Diameter (mm) | Max Flow (L/min) | Suction (m) | Max Discharge Pressure (Bar) | Max Grain Dia (mm) | Max Air Consumption (L/min) |
QBK-8 | 8 | 16 | 5 | 6.9 | 1 | 300 |
QBK-10/15 | 10/15 | 20 | 5 | 6.9 | 1 | 300 |
QBK-25 | 25 | 100 | 5 | 6.9 | 2.5 | 600 |
QBK-40 | 40 | 140 | 5 | 6.9 | 4.5 | 600 |
QBK-50 | 50 | 240 | 5 | 6.9 | 8 | 900 |
QBK-65 | 65 | 280 | 5 | 6.9 | 8 | 900 |
QBK-80 | 80 | 400 | 5 | 6.9 | 10 | 1500 |
QBK-100 | 100 | 480 | 5 | 6.9 | 10 | 1500 |
APPLICATION:
1.The pump can suck the peanut, pickles, tomato slurry, red sausage, chocolate, hops and syrup etc.
2. The pump can suck the paint, pigment, glue and adhesive etc.
3. The pump can suck various glazed slurries of tile, porcelain, brick and chinaware etc.
4. The pump can suck various grinding materials, corrosive agent and clean the oil dirt etc.
5. The pump can suck various toxin and flammable or volatility liquid etc.
6. The pump can suck various wedge water, cement slurry and mortar etc.
7. The pump can suck various strong acid, alkali and corrosive liquid etc.
8. It can be used as a front-step tranmission device of the solid and liquid separation equipment.
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- Q:The pond is 10' long x 2' wide x 1' deep. The pump is at one end and water is raised 1' to a buried garden hose that is maybe 12' long and then at the end it goes up 2' to release the water over some rocks. I had a 330 gph pump that worked well but died. That size has been discontinued. Go smaller or bigger? DON
- the pro's for having a liner is which you have greater freedom to create your person pond and how that's formed and the intensity of it. The con's are somewhat that it takes some paintings, quite in case you're digging it by potential of hand. With an pre-shaped pond, the paintings is greater basic yet you're constrained to the layout and intensity by potential of what's given to you. some pre-kinds do no longer supply sufficient room in case you will desire fish and vegetation and ornamental freatures like rocks. My opinion is to place a pond in with a liner. I somewhat have build some and it grants greater freedom to create. I make certain I somewhat have the pond deep adequate. in case you will desire a water lily, some desire to be put in 2 ft of water. in case you will desire fish and desire to over wintry climate them interior the water, they ought to have a minimum of two a million/2 ft of water (nevertheless I deliver mine in during the wintry climate in a tank I somewhat have interior). I additionally desire to have some shallow areas in my pond. Birds can bathe and drink the water and that they seem to be a good allure to the pond. reckoning on the dimensions of the pond, you should make certain you have a huge adequate pump and filter out equipment. To small of the two, and your pond will seem undesirable. One pond I put in did no longer have a filter out equipment in it and that i had a lot of alge and the pond grew to become into merely a multitude. I put in a filter out the subsequent 3 hundred and sixty 5 days and it grew to become into an incredible purchase greater useful! putting in a 'liner' pond would fee a sprint a sprint greater and be a sprint greater paintings, yet think of that's somewhat worth it. this way you're unlike every person else that has there little 'insert' pond.
- Q:I have oil all over my water pump. I investigated when I saw a few drops of oil in the garage that showed up every few days. I then saw a drop of clean radiator fluid. Does oil come near or through the water pump? I have a 96 nissan maxima if that helps.
- The first place a car will leak oil is usually the valve covers. Regular maintenance requires valve adjustments, and to do this, the valve covers come off a few times in 10 years. If you have a four syllable motor, the front of the valve cover is right above the water pump, so a valve cover leak would dribble down the water pump. Your water pump could be leaking (if you've never replaced it in the 10 years since your car was made). I'd bet you have both problems. I'm too soon old, and too late smart, so I've let water pumps go because it's only leaking a little. When the shaft begins to get wobbly, it will let loose with a caBANG! and damage something when it flings off the fan. Moral to the story: Replace the water pump, and get a new gasket for the valve covers.
- Q:This was asked a year ago, so just wanted to see if there were any new answers for me. And any detail of how it can be a quot;do it yourselffix would be great. We are having major surge lately and the tanks pressure gauge reads 50 if that helps. Thanks!
- I take it you live in the country. This happens to me all the time. My problem is caused by fire ants, I'm in tx. Those stupid things are attracted to the electricity for some reason and will swarm on the pressure switch and cause it to burn up or malfunction. Go look and see if you have any bugs on yours. If not, well then i dont know. Replace the switch and that will cure it. It is not hard, i have done it myself many times.
- Q:As I wrote last night, I have a Isuzu Rodeo V6 3.2L 4X4. I guess I misunderstood my husband. I talked to him this morning and he said that it did overheat but the gauges on the inside of the car wasn't showing that it was overheating. It wasn't spewing coolant but the coolant that was just filled up a couple of weeks ago is empty. Does anyone know what the problem is?
- you need to have your coolant system pressure checked asap,by a technician at a shop you trust,,get some friends recomendations,if you dont have a regular mechanic. while you dont list the year,or milage of your izuzu, water pumps can fail at any time,and i have replaced them under warrenty,on vehicles with as little as 20000 miles on them. a failed water pump can cause the overheating,,a stuck thermostat,can cause overheating,also a partially clogged radiator can cause this problem,but diagnosis should be done by a reputable shop. one last problem that can cause the overheating,is blown headgaskets,or a cracked head,an exsperienced technician can detect this by performing a hydrocarbon test on your coolant system. also you said your temperature gauge is not working? have a technician check the temp gauge sending unit,,it sounds like it needs replacement. i know car troubles are hard to swallow this close to CHRISTMAS,but get the vehicle to a shop asap,driving the vehicle while its overheating can cause perminent engine damage. i hope this information helps you
- Q:I had high-pitch noise coming from my engine; it was coming from the belt area. I change the belts but the noise is still happening. After doing some research, I noticed that the noise is coming from the Water pump bearings. I installed this water pump Last year and the warranty is expired on it. A friend told me that if a bearing goes bad on a Water pump, then I should flush the cooling system because it leaves metal shavings into the engine. Is this true? I already flushed my cooling system at the mechanic (he has a special machine) about 2 weeks ago. Is it necessary to do another flush because of bad Water Pump bearings?
- in the first place find out why the pump went out so fast, it might be the belt is too tight or you got hold of a cheap pump.
- Q:I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out why? Problems started when our car overheated due to neglecting to refill the coolant a while back. The coolant tank got cracks in it and we had to replace it- but now the water pump is leaking, says my husband- should we just replace the water pump or could this be a bigger problem? Why is it leaking all of a sudden now? (please no snarky rude answers , I'm looking for help not to be scolded! Yes we neglected to add more coolant-- damage is already done so don't bother making a ridiculous comment about it!)Thanks!
- Having to top up the coolant means there was a leak, likely a small one from the water pumps seal. Change the water pump a.s.a.p.
- Q:how do i take water pump off took all hoses and bolts i think off dont know whats holdin it on how many bolt hold it on i know the seal can hold it on ther but it wont budge even when i use block of wood and tap with hammer
- If you haven't figured it out already, it's best to remove the plastic shield around the fan first. Then remove the declutching fan from the water-pump. If you skip this step, when the water-pump does come loose the fan blades will blast right into the radiator. There are only four bolts holding the water-pump to the engine block. When the declutching fan is off you can use a dead-blow hammer on-top of the water-pump drive spindle with the other hand underneath the water-pump snout to prevent from hitting the radiator core. If your not riding around by now it's because you'r having trouble figuring out where all the crap is in Roberts Rules Of Order.
- Q:can bad water pump make car overheat?
- The water pump is what moves the coolant through the engine so if it is bad the coolant doesn't get to where it needs to go causing overheating. A bad thermostat will cause the same thing.
- Q:water pump has small leak
- Is it leaking from the center where the fan shaft comes thru? If so its toast and will have to be replaced. There is a seal there that goes bad sometimes and its too big to clog up. From a hose fitting, replace the hose clamp or the fitting if it comes off. From a crack? You can try Bars Leak or some other radiator sealer from an auto parts store. Buy some, wait for your car to cool down. Open a radiator cap if you got one and pour in. If you don't have one then take off a hose. There will be all kinds of metal shavings, sand and BBs in the bottom of the jar. That is the good stuff, make sure you get it inside. Then drive your car for at least 30 min. A cross country trip would be better. That goo is forced to the leak as water gets out. It is bigger/thicker than water and makes a bandage on the inside, hardening when it gets cool again. They also have it for oil leaks, get the right one. .
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Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump With High Quality
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 set
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 set/month
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