The GRACO Husky 3300A is a heavy-duty, air-operated double diaphragm pump designed for transferring a wide range of fluids, including high-viscosity and abrasive materials. The specific configuration 3300A-PA01AA1FKFKFKPT (652064) is engineered for robust performance in demanding industrial environments. The pump features a modular, stall-resistant air valve and is available in various materials such as aluminum, polypropylene, and stainless steel, with wetted parts tailored to the application. Its intended use is for fluid transfer in industries such as mining, agriculture, and chemical processing.

Key Features:

• Air-Operated Double Diaphragm Pump
• 3300A (3-inch/76.2 mm)
• Aluminum, polypropylene, or stainless steel (varies by configuration); wetted parts may include TPE, Santoprene, PTFE, or Buna-N
• Up to 300 GPM (1,135 L/min)
• Up to 125 psi (8.6 bar)
• Designed for use with a wide range of fluids, including high-viscosity and abrasive materials
• ATEX (depending on configuration and fluid temperature)
• Modular, stall-resistant air valve for smooth operation
• Four-bolt joint design for leak-free sealing
• Three-piece manifold for installation flexibility
• Heavy-duty construction for reliability and long service life
• Ease of maintenance with modular components

Applications:
Fluid transfer in mining, agriculture, chemical processing, and other industrial applications where robust, reliable pumping is required.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, safety, and compatibility with existing equipment.
• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of the pump
• Use appropriate fittings and hoses for the intended fluid and pressure
• Follow all safety instructions and local regulations
• Regularly inspect and maintain diaphragms, valves, and seals for wear and leaks
• Consult the equipment manual for specific installation and maintenance procedures
• Use only recommended replacement parts and lubricants
• Monitor pump performance and address issues promptly to avoid downtime