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Brand Name : Jingtu
Place of Origin : China
Application : Fluid transfer for coatings, chemicals, paints, adhesives, and other industrial fluids
Pump Type : Pneumatic diaphragm pump
Material : Aluminum, stainless steel, or polypropylene (customizable for fluid compatibility)
Fluid Types : Suitable for paints, coatings, solvents, inks, oils, and non-corrosive liquids
Flow Rate : 5–100 L/min (adjustable based on pump size and system requirements)
Maximum Pressure : 6–8 bar (customizable based on application)
Max Suction Lift : 4–5 meters (depending on pump size and fluid viscosity)
Pump Construction : Double diaphragm for improved efficiency and reliability
Air Consumption : 0.4–0.8 m³/min (depending on fluid type and flow rate)
Discharge Pressure : 0.2–1.5 MPa
Pump Inlet/Outlet : 1/2", 3/4", or 1" BSP or NPT threads (customizable)
Temperature Range : -10°C to 80°C (customizable for extreme temperature applications)
Viscosity Range : 1–1000 cP (depending on fluid type)
Seal Material : PTFE, NBR, EPDM, or Viton (customizable for chemical compatibility)
Motor Type : Pneumatic, no electricity required
Certifications : CE, ISO 9001, ATEX (optional for explosion-proof applications)
Noise Level : ≤75 dB
Maintenance Requirements : Low maintenance with easy-to-replace diaphragms and seals
Dimensions : Customizable based on installation and system requirements
High-Efficiency Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump for Consistent Fluid Transfer
Product Description
The Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump is an essential fluid handling device widely used in the electrocoating (e-coating) industry. This air-operated pump offers a reliable solution for transferring electrocoating materials, paints, and other coatings without the use of electricity. By utilizing compressed air to activate the diaphragm mechanism, it ensures continuous, efficient fluid movement even in hazardous or explosive environments. Ideal for electrocoating production lines, this pump helps ensure consistent, smooth application of coating materials, improving overall production efficiency and safety.
Principle of Operation
The Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump operates using compressed air, which drives a diaphragm mechanism. The back-and-forth motion of the diaphragm creates suction to draw fluid into the pump chamber, and then expels the liquid through the discharge outlet. This self-priming action ensures smooth fluid transfer without the need for electrical power, making it particularly valuable in electrocoating systems where electrical safety is a concern. The pump’s design enables the efficient handling of coating materials with varying viscosities, ensuring a continuous, uninterrupted flow for precise coating application.
Applications in Electrocoating
Key Features
Important Usage Tips and Precautions
The Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump is an indispensable component in electrocoating systems, offering efficient, safe, and reliable fluid transfer. With its air-operated design, this pump provides a cost-effective solution for handling coating materials in the electrocoating process. By ensuring continuous flow, reducing the risk of downtime, and eliminating the need for electrical power, it supports the smooth operation of electrocoating lines, enhancing product quality and production efficiency.
Support and Services
We will provide the following technical support and services for all products under the Jingtu Paint brand.
QA
1. What types of fluids can the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump handle?
The Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump is designed to handle a wide range of coating materials, including electrocoating solutions, paints, and other high-viscosity fluids. It is highly suitable for use in the electrocoating industry, particularly for transferring liquid coatings used in automotive, metal finishing, and appliance manufacturing. It can pump materials that vary in thickness, ensuring consistent application.
2. Can the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump be used in other industries apart from electrocoating?
Yes, while it is highly effective in electrocoating applications, the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump is versatile enough to be used in other industries that require the transfer of thick or viscous fluids. This includes industries such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and wastewater treatment. Its ability to handle various fluids makes it a valuable tool in any application where consistent, reliable fluid transfer is needed.
3. What are the key advantages of using a Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump in an electrocoating system?
Key advantages include:
4. How should I maintain the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump for optimal performance?
To ensure optimal performance:
5. What precautions should be taken when installing and operating the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump?
6. How does the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump contribute to operational efficiency in the electrocoating process?
The Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump plays a crucial role in ensuring continuous, efficient fluid transfer in electrocoating systems. Its self-priming design ensures that coating materials are consistently delivered to the electrocoating tank or spray system without interruption, reducing downtime. This allows for precise application of coatings, improving product quality and minimizing waste. Additionally, its ability to operate without electrical power makes it an energy-efficient option that helps reduce operational costs.
7. Is the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump customizable to meet specific electrocoating system needs?
Yes, the Pneumatic Diaphragm Charging Pump is customizable to meet the specific needs of your electrocoating system. It can be adjusted to handle various viscosities, and different pump sizes and diaphragm materials can be selected based on the type of coating materials being used. Additionally, the flow rate can be fine-tuned to ensure the pump delivers the optimal amount of coating material for your production requirements.
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