The GRACO Husky 2150e 2 in. (51 mm) DI Electric Diaphragm Pump is a positive displacement pump designed for fluid transfer applications. It features a polypropylene fluid section, aluminum center section, polypropylene seats, PTFE balls, PTFE diaphragms, and PTFE O-rings. This pump is engineered for reliable, energy-efficient operation in demanding industrial environments.

Key Features:

• Electric Double Diaphragm Pump
• Husky 2150e, 2 in. (51 mm)
• Polypropylene fluid section, aluminum center section, polypropylene seats, PTFE balls, PTFE diaphragms, PTFE O-rings
• Maximum fluid flow: 142 gpm (537 l/min)
• Maximum fluid working pressure: 100 psi (6.9 bar, 0.69 MPa)
• Designed for use with a wide range of industrial fluids; not approved for explosive atmospheres or hazardous locations unless otherwise stated
• Seal-less design eliminates leaking and failures due to run-dry conditions
• Energy efficient electric drive reduces energy consumption up to 80% compared to traditional air operated diaphragm pumps
• Patent pending technology allows pump to stall under pressure, preventing failures from clogged lines or closed valves
• Self-priming (no need to fill the pump to operate)
• Can run dry
• Reduced pulsation without additional dampeners
• Mobile cart options available for easy movement
• Available in multiple gearbox options (130, 215, 330 L/min)

Applications:
Industrial fluid transfer, including handling abrasive, corrosive, or viscous fluids; suitable for applications requiring self-priming, dry-run capability, and high efficiency

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 of the pump
• Follow all electrical and safety guidelines as specified in the manual
• Check for correct fluid compatibility before operation
• Regularly inspect diaphragms and seals for wear and replace as needed
• Consult the manual for specific installation and maintenance procedures