The GRACO QUANTM h80 is a high-sanitary stainless steel electric diaphragm pump designed for hygienic and sanitary fluid transfer applications. It features a 1.5" Hygienic DIN connection and is constructed from 316 stainless steel for the fluid section, making it suitable for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. The pump is engineered to replace inefficient pneumatic pumps or serve as a reliable solution for new installations, offering energy savings and robust performance.

Key Features:

• Electric diaphragm pump
• QUANTM h80, 1.5" Hygienic DIN
• 316 stainless steel (fluid section), FEP coated aluminum (center section), 316L stainless steel (seats), Santoprene (balls and diaphragms), EPDM (manifold O-rings)
• 300 liters per minute (varies by configuration; some sources list up to 80 GPM, which is approximately 300 LPM)
• Maximum working pressure: 7 bar
• Drop-in replacement for pneumatic diaphragm pumps; compatible with various fluid path options and materials
• High Sanitary (HS) surface finish (32 Ra), 3A approved options available, food-grade and pharmaceutical-grade options available
• Revolutionary electric motor design for up to 80% energy savings
• Self-priming, seal-less design for consistent flow
• Stalls under pressure to minimize downtime from clogged lines or closed valves
• Quiet operation (40 dBA)
• Easy installation with plug-and-play setup
• No compressed air required
• Versatile for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and personal care applications

Applications:
Transfer of food, beverages, oils, syrups, soaps, creams, solvents, and other hygienic or sanitary fluids in food processing, beverage, pharmaceutical, and personal care industries.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compliance with industry standards.
• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of the pump
• Verify compatibility of fluid path materials with the intended application
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for electrical connections (typically 230V/240V, 50Hz AC)
• Regularly inspect diaphragms, seals, and fluid path components for wear or contamination
• Consult the equipment manual for specific installation and maintenance procedures