The GRACO TE120-1030 QUANTM i120 is an electric double diaphragm pump featuring an aluminum center, BN seat, BN ball, and BN diaphragm. It is designed for efficient, reliable fluid transfer in industrial applications, particularly where energy savings, durability, and compatibility with a wide range of fluids are required. This pump is suitable for use with new and waste oils, solvents, and other industrial fluids, but is not for use with halogenated hydrocarbons.

Key Features:

• Electric Double Diaphragm Pump (EODD)
• QUANTM i120, 2"BSPT
• Aluminum center, BN seat, BN ball, BN diaphragm
• Up to 120 gallons per minute (450 lpm) for similar models; specific to TE120-1030 may vary, but generally in this range
• Drop-in replacement for existing pumping technologies; suitable for most fluid applications except halogenated hydrocarbons
• Energy-efficient electric motor design (up to 80% less energy consumption)
• Self-priming, seal-less design for smooth and steady flow
• Engineered to stall under pressure to reduce downtime from clogged lines or closed valves
• Quieter, lighter, and more reliable than conventional pumps
• Easy to maintain and install
• Plug-and-play design for quick integration into production lines
• Abrasion-resistant and mild corrosion-resistant aluminum fluid section

Applications:
Ideal for sump evacuation, transfer of petroleum products (new and waste oils), solvents, and other industrial fluids. Suitable for applications requiring high reliability, energy savings, and compatibility with abrasive or mildly corrosive materials.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with existing equipment. Non-genuine parts may compromise safety and efficiency.
• Factory wired for quick installation
• Designed for drop-in replacement with minimal infrastructure rework
• Ensure proper electrical supply (380–480 VAC 3Ph) and correct fluid compatibility
• Follow all safety guidelines and local regulations during installation and maintenance
• Regularly inspect diaphragm, seat, and ball for wear or damage
• Keep pump and surrounding area clean to prevent contamination
• Monitor for unusual noise or vibration, which may indicate maintenance needs
• Consult the equipment manual for detailed maintenance schedules and procedures