The GRACO QUANTM i120 is an electric double diaphragm pump designed for efficient, reliable fluid transfer in industrial applications. It features a robust construction with options for aluminum or stainless steel fluid sections and is intended for use as a highly efficient, drop-in replacement for less efficient pneumatic pumps, suitable for a wide range of fluids including oils and solvents.

Key Features:

• Electric Double Diaphragm Pump (EODD)
• QUANTM i120, 2 in. (50.8 mm)
• Aluminum or stainless steel fluid section, Santoprene or FKM seat, PTFE or Santoprene ball, Santoprene diaphragm, PTFE manifold o-ring
• Maximum 120 GPM
• Ideal for most fluid applications, including sump evacuation, petroleum products (new and waste oils), and solvents. Not for use with halogenated hydrocarbons.
• Lightweight, compact design reduces energy costs
• Stalls under pressure to prevent pump failures and reduce downtime
• Smart control technology for variable speed operation and dry run protection
• Integrated I/O for remote operation and speed control
• XT electric motor delivers up to 8x more continuous torque at low speeds than conventional motors
• Quieter, easier to install and service than most pumps
• Self-priming, seal-less design for smooth, steady flow

Applications:
Sump evacuation, transfer of petroleum products (new and waste oils), solvents, and general industrial fluid transfer. Suitable as a drop-in replacement for pneumatic pumps in existing production lines 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 proper alignment and secure mounting to prevent vibration and leaks
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for electrical connections and grounding
• Verify compatibility with the intended fluid and operating environment
• Regularly inspect and maintain seals, diaphragms, and fluid path components
• Consult the equipment manual for specific installation and maintenance procedures