Description
The GRACO Husky 2150e is an electrically-operated double diaphragm pump designed for fluid transfer applications. It features an aluminum center section and is engineered for durability and reliability in handling tough slurries and abrasives. This pump is intended for use in industrial environments where energy efficiency and robust performance are required.
Key Features:
- Electric Double Diaphragm Pump
- Husky 2150e, 2 in. (51 mm)
- Aluminum center section, Santoprene diaphragms and balls, Polypropylene seats (specific to some configurations; confirm with supplier for exact 655229 build)
- Maximum free flow delivery: up to 537568 liters per minute (varies by configuration; 537 l/min for electric model per some sources)
- Maximum working pressure: 100 psi (0.69 MPa, 6.9 bar) for electric model
- Designed for fluid transfer applications; not approved for use in explosive atmospheres or hazardous locations unless otherwise stated
- Seal-less design to eliminate leaking
- Durable construction for handling tough slurries and abrasives
- Energy efficientup to 80% reduction in energy usage compared to traditional air-operated diaphragm pumps
- Ease of maintenance and proven reliability
- Not approved for hazardous locations unless otherwise stated
Applications:
Industrial fluid transfer, handling slurries, abrasives, and other challenging fluids in mining, agriculture, and general industrial settings.
Installation Notes:
- Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Non-genuine parts may compromise pump integrity and void warranties.
- Read all warnings and instructions in the Husky 2150e Operation manual before installation
- Ensure pump is not used in explosive atmospheres or hazardous locations unless specifically approved
- Verify compatibility with intended fluid and operating conditions
- Follow recommended maintenance schedules for diaphragms and other wear parts
- Consult a GRACO specialist for installation and troubleshooting






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