The GRACO QUANTM i30 is an electric diaphragm pump featuring an aluminum center, PP seat, AC ball, and BN diaphragm. It is designed for reliable, efficient fluid transfer in industrial applications such as chemical processing, paints and coatings, and wastewater management.

Key Features:

• Electric Diaphragm Pump
• QUANTM i30, 1"NPT
• Powder-coated aluminum electric drive, aluminum center, PP seat, AC ball, BN diaphragm
• Up to 30 GPM (114 L/min) (Note: TE30-0393 may have similar specs; exact flow rate for this specific configuration not explicitly stated in available sources, but QUANTM i30 series typically offers this flow rate)
• Up to 100 psi (6.9 bar) (Note: TE30-0393 may have similar specs; exact pressure for this specific configuration not explicitly stated in available sources, but QUANTM i30 series typically offers this pressure)
• Suitable for a wide range of fluids including chemicals, paints, coatings, wastewater, and general industrial fluids
• CID1 Groups C,D,T4 Zone 1 AEx d b IIB T4 Gb hazardous location approval (for similar models; confirm for TE30-0393)
• Compact and efficient electric drive (no gearbox)
• Up to 80% reduction in energy consumption compared to pneumatic pumps
• Quiet operation reduces plant noise
• Smart pump control for accurate flow set points and built-in I/O
• AutoPrime feature for easy startup
• Reliable, low-maintenance design

Applications:
Chemical processing, paints and coatings, wastewater, general industrial fluid transfer, sump evacuation, transfer of petroleum products and solvents

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Non-genuine parts may void warranties and compromise system integrity.
• Ensure proper electrical supply (120 VAC 1Ph for TE30-0393)
• Follow all local electrical and safety codes
• Check fluid compatibility before installation
• Use appropriate fittings and seals for the application
• Regularly inspect and maintain the pump according to manufacturer guidelines
• Periodically check for leaks and wear
• Inspect diaphragms, seats, and balls for damage
• Clean pump internals as needed
• Follow recommended service intervals