The Husky 1050E is an electric double diaphragm pump designed for efficient, reliable fluid transfer. It features an aluminum center section, TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) seats, balls, and diaphragms, and is intended for use in applications requiring robust, energy-efficient pumping solutions within GRACO equipment.

Key Features:

• Electric Double Diaphragm Pump
• Husky 1050E, 1" NPT
• Aluminum center section, TPE seats, TPE balls, TPE diaphragm
• Maximum flow rate: 42 gpm (158 l/min) (for similar Husky 1050E models; exact for this configuration may vary)
• Maximum fluid working pressure: 70 psi (4.8 bar, 0.48 MPa) (for similar Husky 1050E models; exact for this configuration may vary)
• Compatible with a wide range of fluids including water, antifreeze, and fuel; suitable for industrial, mining, and agricultural applications
• Energy-efficient BLDC motor for reduced energy consumption
• Stalls under pressure to protect the pump and system
• Virtually eliminates pulsation for smoother operation
• Durable construction for harsh operating conditions
• Easy maintenance and reliable performance

Applications:
Ideal for transferring water, antifreeze, fuel, and other compatible fluids in industrial, mining, and agricultural environments. Suitable for users seeking to reduce energy costs and improve reliability compared to traditional air-operated diaphragm pumps.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Non-genuine parts may compromise system integrity and void warranties.
• Ensure proper alignment of pump and piping
• Use appropriate gaskets and seals for leak-free operation
• Follow electrical safety guidelines when connecting the 120V compressor and BLDC motor
• Regularly inspect and maintain TPE components for wear and tear
• Consult the equipment manual for specific installation and maintenance instructions
• Perform routine checks on diaphragms, seats, and balls
• Keep the pump and motor clean and free from debris
• Monitor for unusual noise or vibration during operation