The Sealey TP6806 is a heavy-duty lift action pump designed specifically for the transfer of AdBlu...The Sealey TP6806 is a heavy-duty lift action pump designed specifically for the transfer of AdBlue fluid. It is constructed with durable polyethylene parts to ensure compatibility and reliability when handling AdBlue. This pump is supplied with a drum adaptor, as well as 2-inch Mauser and 2-inch BSP adaptors, making it suitable for use with standard 205L drums. It features a 1.36m discharge hose for convenient fluid delivery and provides a flow rate of approximately 250ml per stroke. This efficient tool is an ideal solution for fluid transfer requirements in garage and workshop environments.
The Sealey TP6806 is a professional-grade manual transfer pump designed for mechanics and workshop technicians who need a reliable, chemical-resistant tool for moving AdBlue fluid. Its primary benefit is a robust, lift-action design that provides consistent output while ensuring compatibility with standard industrial drums; however, users should note that as a manual pump, it requires physical effort to move larger quantities compared to electric alternatives.
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Model Part Number
TP6806
Brand
Sealey
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FAQs
Can I use this pump for oil or diesel?
No, this pump is constructed specifically for AdBlue. Using it with other fluids may cause chemical degradation of the seals and contaminate the pump.
Does it fit all 205L drums?
It is designed for standard 205L drums using the included 2-inch Mauser or 2-inch BSP adaptors.
How much fluid is moved per stroke?
The pump is rated for approximately 250ml per full stroke of the handle.
Is the pump material safe for AdBlue?
Yes, it is made from specialized polyethylene, which is fully compatible with AdBlue and will not cause contamination.
Do I need to maintain the internal seals?
The pump is designed for minimal maintenance, but you should inspect for wear if fluid flow decreases significantly over time.
Troubleshooting
Pump handle moves but no fluid is discharged
The pump may have lost its prime. Ensure the intake tube is securely attached and the drum is not empty.
Fluid leaking at the pump head
Check that the connection adaptors are tightened correctly to the drum bung and ensure no debris is preventing a proper seal.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Corrosion-resistant materials compatible with AdBlue
Versatile mounting options for standard 205L drums
No power source required for operation
Simple, low-maintenance design
Generous 1.36m hose for easy maneuverability
Cons
Manual pumping can be labor-intensive for high-volume tasks
Requires manual priming during initial setup
Not intended for high-speed industrial refilling
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Attach the appropriate drum adaptor (Mauser or BSP) to the pump stem before inserting the pump into the 205L drum bung.
Priming: Engage the lift action handle several times until fluid is pulled into the pump chamber and reaches the discharge hose.
Compatibility: Ensure the pump is exclusively used for AdBlue to prevent cross-contamination of chemicals.
Care: After use, ensure the discharge hose is secured to prevent drips. If the pump will not be used for an extended period, wipe the exterior with a clean cloth and store in a cool, dry place to prevent the AdBlue from crystallizing within the pump mechanism.