The GRACO TE120-1061 QUANTM i120 is an electric double diaphragm pump designed for industrial fluid transfer applications. It features an all-aluminum fluid section for abrasion and mild corrosion resistance, with FKM (Viton) seat, ball, and diaphragm materials for enhanced chemical compatibility. This pump is engineered to provide reliable, energy-efficient operation and is suitable for use in demanding environments such as sump evacuation, petroleum product transfer, and solvent evacuation. Not for use with halogenated hydrocarbons.

Key Features:

• Electric Double Diaphragm Pump
• QUANTM i120, 2"NPT
• Aluminum (AL) center, FKM (Viton) seat, ball, and diaphragm
• 120 gallons per minute (GPM)
• Compatible with most industrial fluids except halogenated hydrocarbons
• Revolutionary electric motor design for reduced operational costs and increased reliability
• Self-priming, seal-less design for smooth and steady flow
• Stalls under pressure to reduce downtime from clogged lines or closed valves
• Quieter, more efficient, and ultra-dependable operation
• Plug-and-play design for easy integration into existing production lines
• Up to 8x more continuous torque at low speeds than conventional motors
• Energy-saving features support sustainability initiatives

Applications:
Ideal for sump evacuation, transfer of petroleum products (new and waste oils), and solvent evacuation in industrial settings. Suitable as a drop-in replacement for less-efficient pneumatic pumps or for new installations.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Non-genuine parts may compromise pump efficiency and longevity.
• Ensure electrical supply matches pump specifications (380–480 VAC, 3-phase)
• Follow all local electrical and safety regulations during installation
• Verify compatibility of pumped fluids with pump materials (avoid halogenated hydrocarbons)
• Use appropriate piping and fittings for 2"NPT connections
• Consult the product manual for detailed installation and maintenance procedures