The GRACO Husky 3300e 3" SS Electric Diaphragm Pump is a heavy-duty, electric-operated double diaphragm pump designed for industrial fluid transfer. It features a stainless steel (SS) body with an aluminum (AL) center section, SS seat, PTFE (PT) ball, and PTFE diaphragm. This pump is engineered for reliable, long-lasting performance in demanding environments, capable of handling solids, slurries, and abrasives without damage or material shearing. The ATEX-rated motor ensures safe operation in potentially explosive atmospheres.

Key Features:

• Electric Operated Double Diaphragm (EODD) Pump
• Husky 3300e, 3-inch
• Stainless steel body, aluminum center section, SS seat, PTFE ball, PTFE diaphragm
• Up to 220 gpm
• Designed for integration with GRACO industrial fluid transfer systems
• ATEX (explosion-proof motor available)
• Up to 80% energy reduction vs. pneumatic pumps
• Runs dry, self-primes, and stalls under pressure
• Seal-less design for leak-free operation
• Low pulsation without costly dampeners
• Near 0 dB in-plant noise pollution
• Accurately meter fluid with VFD controls (sold separately)
• Modular design with long-life elastomers
• Robust construction for handling solids, slurries, and abrasives

Applications:
Industrial fluid transfer, including handling solids, slurries, and abrasives in mining, agriculture, chemical processing, and other demanding environments.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Non-genuine parts may compromise pump integrity and void warranties.
• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of the pump
• Connect to appropriate power supply and control systems
• Verify compatibility of piping and fittings
• Follow all safety instructions and local regulations, especially for ATEX environments
• Regularly inspect and maintain seals, diaphragms, and other wear parts
• Perform preventative maintenance to ensure peak performance and longevity
• Use only genuine replacement parts to minimize downtime and repair delays
• Monitor for leaks, unusual noise, or performance degradation
• Consult the equipment manual for detailed maintenance schedules and procedures