Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. Designed for use with any power drill, includi...Professional tool for commercial or occasional use. Designed for use with any power drill, including electric, air, or battery-powered models. Please note that a slower drill speed will result in slower liquid flow. Suitable for all fluids and oils. Features a 6mm drill shaft, compatible with 3/8" or 1/2" chucks. Offers a maximum output of 1500 litres per hour at 3,000 RPM and a maximum pumping height of 15 metres. The maximum output pressure is 3 bar at 3,000 RPM. The maximum height for the pump above the liquid to be pumped is 300cm. It is self-priming up to 30cm above the liquid. The ends of the pump have a 1/2" hose barb. A hose can be fitted directly and secured with a hose clip, though a clip is typically not necessary. Important: This pump is not suitable for pumping petrol due to the risk of sparks from the drill motor.
This guide helps users get the most out of the AB Tools Drill Pump (TE472). This pump is ideal for transferring fluids and oils using any power drill, making it a convenient solution for various applications. Keep in mind that the pump's output depends on the drill's speed. This guide covers setup, usage, and troubleshooting to ensure effective and safe operation.
All features
Model Part Number
TE472
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What types of fluids can the pump handle?
The pump is suitable for pumping all types of fluids and oils.
What drill chuck size is required?
The pump is compatible with drills that have a 3/8" or 1/2" chuck.
How do I prime the pump?
The pump is self-priming up to 30cm. You can also prime it by briefly running the drill with the pump submerged in the liquid.
What is the maximum output?
The maximum output is 1500 litres per hour at 3,000 RPM.
Is the pump suitable for pumping petrol?
No, the pump is not suitable for pumping petrol due to the risk of sparks from the drill motor.
What is the maximum pumping height?
The maximum pumping height is 15 meters.
How do I maintain the pump?
Flush the pump with clean water after each use and store it in a dry place.
Troubleshooting
Pump is not pumping.
Ensure the drill is running at a sufficient speed, check that the hose is not blocked, and verify that the pump is properly primed.
Low flow rate.
Increase the drill speed, check for any blockages in the hose or pump, or ensure the pump is fully submerged in the liquid.
Pump is leaking.
Check all hose connections and tighten if necessary. Inspect the pump for any cracks or damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to use with a variety of power drills.
High output capacity for efficient fluid transfer.
Suitable for various fluids and oils.
Self-priming feature simplifies the setup process.
Durable construction ensures longevity.
Cons
Output speed is dependent on the drill speed.
Not suitable for pumping petrol due to safety risks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the pump is compatible with your drill. It is designed to work with drills that have a 3/8" or 1/2" chuck. Be aware that slower drill speeds will result in slower liquid flow.
Connection: Attach a hose to the 1/2" barb on the pump. Secure the hose with a hose clip if needed. Place the pump end into the liquid you wish to pump.
Priming: If the pump is above the liquid level, it can self-prime up to 30cm. Ensure the pump is primed before use by briefly running the drill to initiate liquid flow.
Care: After each use, flush the pump with clean water to remove any residue. Store the pump in a dry place. Inspect the pump regularly for any signs of wear or damage.