The GRACO 24H728 is a stationary oil pump package designed for transferring oil from large containers. It is constructed with zinc-plated carbon steel, aluminum, nitrile, polyurethane, and nickel-plated aluminum wetted parts, making it suitable for handling a variety of oils. This pump is intended for lower-volume applications and is engineered for durability and reliability within GRACO equipment.

Key Features:

• Stationary oil pump package
• LD Series 3:1, 275 Gallon (1040 Liter)
• Zinc-plated carbon steel, aluminum, nitrile, polyurethane, nickel-plated aluminum
• Maximum flow rate: 9 gpm (free flow), but some sources list 7.8 gpm as maximum flow rate for similar models; for this specific package, 7.8 gpm is referenced in some listings
• Maximum working pressure: 750 psi (5.2 MPa)
• Designed for use with oils in 275-gallon (1040-liter) containers
• Three-inch air motor for increased power and flow
• Patented cup and plate design eliminates O-rings for enhanced durability
• Extended seal life due to in-line pump design
• Patented self-cleaning pilot valves for reliability in dirty air environments
• Built-in thermal relief and inlet strainer for equipment protection
• Compact, flexible, and durable solution for lower-volume applications

Applications:
Ideal for transferring oil in industrial, mining, agricultural, and vehicle service environments where reliable, lower-volume oil dispensing is required.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and longevity of the equipment.
• Ensure proper alignment of air motor and fluid piston rods for maximum seal life
• Configure air inlet and exhaust locations as needed for simple installation
• Use the built-in inlet strainer to protect the pump from contaminants
• Regularly inspect and maintain the pump according to manufacturer guidelines
• Follow recommended pump speed (75 cycles per minute or lower) for maximum life
• Regularly check and clean the inlet strainer
• Monitor for signs of wear on wetted parts and replace as necessary
• Consult the equipment manual for detailed maintenance procedures