Action Pump Stainless Steel Lever Action Drum Pump

Name: Action Pump Stainless Steel Lever Action Drum Pump
Brand: NEW PIG
SKU: DRM1416
Price: 308.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 1.0 (1 reviews)

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For Viscous Liquids; Detergents; Acids; Oils; Waxes; Alkalis; Water Max Flow Rate 16 oz./Stroke Max Viscosity 4,000 CentiPoise

Move high viscosity liquids including detergents, acids and oils with this stainless steel, lever action pump.
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$308.00

Move high viscosity liquids including detergents, acids and oils with this stainless steel, lever action pump.

Handles liquids up to 140°F at a maximum viscosity of 4000 cP; moves up to 16 ounces per stroke
304 Stainless steel and PTFE construction is compatible with high viscosity detergents, acids, oils, waxes, alkalis and water
Manual pump is more affordable than electric or air-powered pumps, and can be used even when power supplies are not available
Fits 15-, 30- and 55-gallon drums with 2" NPT bungs

Use With	15 to 55 gal. Drum w/ 2" NPT Bung
Brand	Action Pump
Compatible With	Viscous Liquids; Detergents; Acids; Oils; Waxes; Alkalis; Water
Ideal For	Acids; Bases; General-Purpose Chemicals; Oils; Water
Manual Pump Type	Lever Operated
Max Flow Rate	16 oz./Stroke
Color	Silver
Max Viscosity	4,000 CentiPoise
Powered By	Manual
Use With Flammables	No
Sold as	1 each
Weight	8 lbs.
# per Pallet	135
Composition	Body - 304 Stainless Steel Seals & Gaskets - PTFE
UNSPSC	40151529
Pigalog® Page Number	Page 319

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By Andrew D. 02/18/2022

Junk

"Don't buy this. First and foremost, you'll need to prime it for the first hundred times you use it. We wound up having to buy a barrel heater just to get the fluid warm enough to not require self priming, and it still took forever. Secondly, the piece which holds the tube to the barrel is cheap plastic. If you tighten it whatsoever, it will break. So, without being able to tighten the pump to the barrel, it spins, and dips, and now the pump is top-heavy, and the tube drags on the bottom of the barrel, scraping and contaminating your fluid. Also, you'll need to be able to bench press 300lbs to operate it. Do yourself a favor, buy a rotary pump which has a steel fitting to attach to the barrel. Don't waste your time or money on this nonsense. "