ARO PD05P-ARS-PTT-B Double Diaphragm Pump Air Operated 150f

ARO PD05P-ARS-PTT-B double diaphragm pump is a positive displacement pump that circulates fluid between two flexible diaphragms. It is commonly used for liquid transfer and dispensing applications. This air-operated pump can handle corrosive, viscous and abrasive liquids.

Working Mechanism:

• ARO double diaphragm pump uses compressed air to flex the diaphragms back and forth.
• When one diaphragm contracts, the other one expands.
• It creates a suction on one side and a discharge on the other, essentially pumping fluid through the pump.

Features:

• ARO PD05P-ARS-PTT-B double diaphragm pump is equipped with a PTFE diaphragm for excellent thermal stability and abrasion resistance.
• It is made of polypropylene for structural rigidity and resisting corrosion on exposed surfaces.
• This air-operated pump further features an unbalanced air valve design that ensures ice-free, stall-free operation.
• It also comes with a pneumatic motor for use in potentially explosive areas.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Are there any maintenance requirements for this ARO double diaphragm pump?

A.

• Regular inspection for wear and tear.
• Check and tighten all connections periodically.
• Lubricate the moving parts as and when required.
• Flush the pump with clean water or solvent to remove any residue.

Q. What are the differences between air-operated and electrically-operated double diaphragm pumps?

A. Air-operated double diaphragm pumps use compressed air or gas to operate. They are suitable where electricity is not readily available or where electrically driven pumps may pose a safety risk. Electrically-operated double diaphragm pumps (EODD) offer more precise control over flow rates and pressures, but they require access to electrical power.

Q. What safety precautions should I take when operating this ARO PD05P-ARS-PTT-B double diaphragm pump?

A.

• Provide proper ventilation in the pump area, especially when handling volatile or hazardous fluids.
• Following proper lockout / tagout procedures during maintenance and repair.
• Ground the pump properly to prevent static electricity buildup.