The SaniForce 2150 is a 2-inch air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pump designed for hygienic fluid transfer in food, beverage, personal care, and pharmaceutical applications. It features a 316L stainless steel (SST) fluid section, stainless steel center and seats, PTFE (PT) balls, and polyolefin (PO) diaphragms, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of materials and cleaning chemicals.

Key Features:

• Air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pump
• SaniForce 2150, 2-inch
• 316L stainless steel (SST) fluid section, stainless steel center and seats, PTFE (PT) balls, polyolefin (PO) diaphragms
• Up to 180 gpm (varies by configuration; some sources list up to 150–160 gpm, but GRACO official site lists up to 180 gpm for this model)
• Up to 120–125 psi (varies by configuration; official manuals and some listings specify 120 psi, others up to 125 psi)
• Compatible with a wide range of fluids and cleaning chemicals; multiple elastomer options available for different applications
• 3A, ATEX, USP Class VI, CE, 3.1 certification (varies by configuration and region)
• Single-piece manifolds reduce tri-clamps and gaskets for easier cleaning and maintenance
• Seal-less diaphragm design eliminates leaking
• Handles solids up to 3.8 inches in diameter
• Suitable for vertical and horizontal installation
• Optional leak sensors available
• Multiple surface finish options (125, 32, or 20 Ra)

Applications:
Ideal for sanitary transfer of fluids in food, beverage, personal care, and pharmaceutical industries. Suitable for applications requiring high hygiene standards and compatibility with aggressive cleaning chemicals.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compliance with industry standards and certifications.
• Follow all safety instructions and warnings in the equipment manual before installation and operation
• Ensure proper alignment and secure all connections (tri-clamp or sanitary DIN)
• Verify compatibility of elastomers and materials with the intended fluid and cleaning chemicals
• Regularly inspect diaphragms, balls, and seals for wear and replace as needed
• Consider optional leak sensors for critical applications
• Disassemble and clean the pump according to the recommended procedures for your industry
• Use only compatible cleaning chemicals and tools
• Inspect and replace worn components promptly to prevent contamination and downtime
• Keep records of maintenance and part replacements