Flux drum pumps are specialized pumps designed for transferring fluids (often viscous, corrosive, or hazardous) from drums, barrels, or IBCs (Intermediate Bulk Containers). These pumps come in various types, including hand-operated, electric, pneumatic, and hydraulic models. Below is a breakdown of common Flux drum pump parts and their functions:
Electric Motor – Powers electric drum pumps (AC/DC).
Pneumatic Motor – Air-powered for hazardous environments.
Hand Crank – Manual operation for low-volume transfers.
Contains internal components and ensures leak-proof operation.
Often made of stainless steel, polypropylene, or PVDF for chemical resistance.
Moves fluid through the pump (vane, gear, or lobe type depending on model).
Handles viscous or abrasive liquids efficiently.
Connects motor to impeller.
Sealed bearings prevent leaks and wear.
Directs fluid to the desired container.
May include a nozzle or valve for flow control.
Extends into the drum to draw liquid.
Often adjustable or telescopic for different drum sizes.
Mechanical seals or O-rings prevent leaks.
Critical for handling aggressive chemicals.
Prevents backflow when the pump stops.
Connects pump to the drum opening securely.
For electric/pneumatic models to start/stop flow.
Prevents debris from entering the pump.
Seals & gaskets
Impellers/rotors
Dip tubes
Bearings
Discharge hoses
Foot valves
If you need specific parts for a Flux drum pump model, check the manufacturer's manual or provide the exact model number for accurate details. Let me know if you need help with maintenance or troubleshooting!