Draper Siphon Pump - 43650


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This guide is for anyone needing to transfer inert liquids using the Draper Siphon Pump - 43650. The primary benefit is its ease of use and portability, allowing for quick and efficient liquid transfer. A key consideration is its material; it's designed for specific liquids, so compatibility checks are crucial before use. This guide will cover features, usage, maintenance, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your siphon pump.
| Model Part Number | 43650 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
The Draper Siphon Pump is designed for transferring a wide variety of inert liquids. Always check the liquid's compatibility with plastic before use. Avoid flammable liquids and strong solvents.
Rinse the pump with a suitable cleaning agent appropriate for the liquid used. Then, rinse thoroughly with clean water. Allow it to dry completely before storage.
The pump's dimensions are 63.60cm x 12.60cm x 4.60cm.
The inlet pipe is 390mm long, and the outlet pipe is 400mm long.
The pump is made of plastic.
Yes, its compact dimensions and lightweight design make it easy to store.
No, this pump is not suitable for use with gasoline or other flammable liquids.
Priming is usually done by starting the pumping action after ensuring the inlet pipe is fully submerged in the liquid and outlet pipe is lower.
Ensure the inlet pipe is fully submerged in the liquid and the outlet pipe is lower than the liquid level. Prime the pump if necessary, by manually starting the pump and checking all connections.
Ensure pipes are clear and free of blockages. The pumping speed determines the flow rate; increase the pumping frequency.
Check all connections for tightness. Ensure the pump is assembled correctly and that there are no cracks or damage to the pump body or pipes.