Experience the transformative power of QUANTM – it's not just another electric pump; it's a game-changer. With its revolutionary motor design, QUANTM slashes operational costs while ensuring uninterrupted production. Boasting multiple fluid path options, it's perfect for diverse applications as a reliable replacement for less-efficient pneumatic pumps or for new construction projects. Its unique self-priming, seal-less design ensures smooth flow and minimizes downtime by stalling under pressure. Engineered for efficiency and dependability, QUANTM delivers energy savings that bolster sustainability efforts. It's time to upgrade your pump strategy and boost your bottom line with QUANTM.

Crafted with a polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) fluid section, this innovative electric pump offers exceptional resistance to corrosion and abrasion from aggressive fluids and solvents. It excels in handling fluid transfer applications with highly concentrated chemicals or detergents, sump evacuation tasks, and materials with varying pH levels. With up to 8x more continuous torque at low speeds than conventional motors, it ensures reliability and minimizes downtime. Its plug-and-play design enables seamless integration into any production line without extra investment or infrastructure adjustments.

Revolutionary Design

• Replace existing air operated pumps with electric pump technology that stalls under pressure and includes AutoPrime feature
• Compact and efficient electric drive removes the gearbox providing a comparable footprint to a pneumatic diaphragm pump
• Up to 80% reduction in energy consumption compared to pneumatic pumps, reducing operating costs and providing a quick investment payback
• Quiet operation reduces plant noise and improves employee safety and health
• Smart pump control provides more accurate flow set points and built-in I/O

Efficient Electric Motor

• Powder-coated aluminum electric drive
• 240 VAC 1φ motor with 15 ft cord and IEC 60320-C14 plug
• Non-hazardous

Applications:

• Chemical Processing, Paints and Coatings, Waste Water, General Fluid Transfer