Washdown Pump 80 Psi on 2040-parts.com
Miami, FL, United States
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Duty cycle : working intermittent. Housing: casted Iron Check valve made : EPDM/Viton Check valve spring Stainless steel Port size:9.5mm(3/8”) Hose barb,1/2''NPT thread Built -in thermal protector at 120°C Self-priming so pump can be located above supply tank Liquid temperate: 60°C Motor voltage:12V. Flow(L/min): 5.5 Pressure: 80 PSI Amp Draw: 8 Amp. Inlets size: 3/8''hose barb, 1/2''NPT thread Outlets size: 3/8''hose barb, 1/2''NPT thread |
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