The Husky 1050E is an electric double diaphragm pump designed for robust industrial fluid transfer applications. This specific model features a stainless steel fluid section and center section, FKM (Viton) seats, balls, and diaphragms for chemical resistance, and is powered by a 240V BLDC motor. It is intended for use in demanding environments requiring reliable, maintenance-friendly, and corrosion-resistant pumping solutions.

Key Features:

• Electric Double Diaphragm Pump
• Husky 1050E (1" BSPT)
• Stainless steel fluid section and center section, FKM (Viton) seats, balls, and diaphragms
• Maximum flow rate: 158 l/min (for similar Husky 1050E models with 1" NPT, actual BSPT may vary slightly; not explicitly specified for this exact configuration)
• Maximum output pressure: 70 psi (for similar Husky 1050E models; not explicitly specified for this exact configuration)
• Designed for industrial fluid transfer, compatible with a wide range of chemicals and fluids due to FKM and stainless steel construction
• ATEX and CE available for some Husky 1050E models; not explicitly specified for this exact configuration
• Brushless DC (BLDC) motor for high efficiency and reliability
• Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• FKM (Viton) components for chemical resistance
• Continuous duty operation
• Easy maintenance and serviceability
• Quiet operation compared to traditional pumps

Applications:
Industrial fluid transfer, chemical processing, mining, agriculture, and other demanding environments requiring reliable, maintenance-friendly, and corrosion-resistant pumping solutions.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with existing equipment.
• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of the pump
• Verify electrical connections and voltage compatibility (240V)
• Check for correct inlet/outlet connections (1" BSPT)
• Follow recommended maintenance schedules for diaphragms and seals
• Consult the manual for specific installation and maintenance procedures