The GRACO SE3F.0120 is a diaphragm pump designed for handling a wide range of fluids, including those with large solids. It features a seal-less design and is constructed with 316L stainless steel wetted sections and multiple internal elastomers for compatibility with various materials and cleaning chemicals. This pump is intended for use in process applications requiring reliable, low-maintenance fluid transfer, especially in food, edible oil, and personal care industries.

Key Features:

• Diaphragm Pump
• SE3F.0120 (Note: SE3F.0020 is referenced in available data; SE3F.0120 is likely a variant or similar model. For this template, we use SE3F.0120 as requested, but some specs may be based on SE3F.0020 due to data availability.)
• 316L stainless steel wetted section, PTFE and Santoprene diaphragms, EPDM manifold O-ring
• Up to 150 gpm (567 lpm) (based on SE3F.0020; confirm for SE3F.0120)
• Up to 100 psi (6.89 bar) (based on SE3F.0020; confirm for SE3F.0120)
• Edible oil, food, personal care
• Seal-less design for reduced maintenance and handling of abrasive materials
• Electric operation for enhanced pump control
• Patented air charge reduces pulsation for smooth outlet flow
• Air charge allows pump to stall under pressure, increasing safety and eliminating need for circulation loops
• Tri-clamp and sanitary DIN connections available
• Handles solids up to 3.8" (96.5 mm) in diameter (based on SE3F.0020; confirm for SE3F.0120)

Applications:
Ideal for in-process applications in food, edible oil, and personal care industries where reliable, low-maintenance fluid transfer is required. Suitable for handling fluids with large solids and for use in sanitary environments.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with existing equipment. Non-genuine parts may compromise safety and efficiency.
• Ensure all connections (fluid inlet/outlet, air inlet) are properly secured and compatible with the pump’s specifications
• Verify compatibility of wetted materials with the fluid being pumped
• Follow manufacturer’s guidelines for electrical and pneumatic connections
• Regularly inspect diaphragms and elastomers for wear and replace as needed
• Use appropriate cleaning procedures for sanitary applications