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PP12, PP Series Liquid Pump
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List Price QUOTE
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Pressures from 60 to 60000 PSI
PP pumps are compact, lightweight and feature rugged construction. They are available as single acting with either single, double, or triple air drive heads and double acting with single air drive head.
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Pump Type
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Single Air Drive Head
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Pressure Ratio
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1:14
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Maximum Outlet Pressure
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2,030 psi
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Displacement Per Cycle
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0.57 in³
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Inlet Connection
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3/4 in
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Outlet Connection
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1/2 in
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Weight
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7 lb
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Dimension A
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1.88 in
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Dimension B
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8.25 in
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Dimension C
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3.94 in
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Air Drive Pressure
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15 to 145 psi
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Body Material
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Anodized Aluminum
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Plunger Material
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Stainless Steel
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Seal Material
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Polyurethane
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Features
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- Easy to install and operate
- Pressure maintained without energy consumption
- Explosion proof, no electrical power required
- Pilot air control for remote operation standard on many models
- External spool valve for quick maintenance on most models
- Dry air spool valve option available for severe service applications
- Chemical service pumps are standard with separation fitting
- Optional seal materials, port connections, double acting, multiple air heads, single stroke, adjustable stroke, special pumps, just ask
- PP4 through PP12 pumps have anodized aluminum bodies and stainless steel plungers. PP22 through PP189 have stainless steel bodies and plungers. All PP pumps have polyurethane seals with Buna-N O-rings standard.
- All PP series pumps are standard with a bottom inlet. For a side inlet, add - S to the catalog number, for a hand lever, add - HL. All pumps are side outlet.
- Air drive pressure range is 15 -145 psi.
- For air control option, add - ACM to catalog number.
- With the hand lever option, the pump can operate with air or hand lever.
- Multiple air heads increase the effective pressure ratio of the pump. This provides higher pressure capabilities using less air pressure to achieve a given outlet pressure.
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