Description
The Shurflo Pump 8000-543-220 offers, 12vDC, 60PSI Pressure Switch, 1.7 GPM, and has a patented 3 chamber diaphragm pump design. This Pump can set for different pressures to meet your needs for the fluid that you desire. This pump is ruggedly designed and widely used in road roller equipment. The 8000 Series diaphragm pump is Shurflo’s most widely used industrial and agricultural pump. With spherically shaped valves and automatic demand switch, these pumps deliver consistent, dependable operation and priming; up to 1.8 GPM [6.8 l/min]. They are available in a variety of chemically resistant materials. They can be mounted in any position, and are designed for easy maintenance. They are available in a variety of voltages, from 12 VDC to 230 VAC.
Shurflo 8000-543-220 Features:
- Pressures up to 150 PSI [10.3 BAR]
- Self-Priming up to 8 Vertical Feet [2.4M]
- Chemically Resistant Materials
- Designed for Spraying and Fluid Transfer
- Can Run Dry without Damage
- Built-In Check Valve
- Supported for agriculture
Shurflo 8000-543-220 Specifications:
- PUMP DESIGN: Positive Displacement 3 Chamber Diaphragm Pump
- CHECK VALVE: (1-Way Operation) Prevents Reverse Flow CAM: 3.0 Degree
- MOTOR: Permanent Magnet, P/N 11-111-00 VOLTAGE: 12 VDC Nominal
- PRESSURE SWITCH: Adjustable Shut-Off (Range 40-60 PSI) Factory Set @ 60 PSI, Turn On 45 PSI 5 PSI
- LIQUID TEMPERATURE: 170 Degrees Fahrenheit (77 Degrees Centigrade) Max.
- PRIME: Self-Priming Up To 5 Ft. Vertical, Max. Inlet Pressure 30 PSI (2.1 Bar)
- PORTS: 3/8″-18 NPT Female
- MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION: PLASTICS- Polypropylene VALVES- Viton DIAPHRAGM- Santoprene FASTENERS- Zinc Plated Steel
- NET WEIGHT: 4.1 Lbs (1.9 Kg)
- TYPICAL APPLICATIONS: Agricultural Spraying BYPASS: 35 PSI
- MODEL: Shurflo Pump 8000-543-220
Shurflo Pump Applications:
- CHEMICAL TRANSFER & METERING
- COLD THERAPY CIRCULATION
- CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
- CHEMICAL AND FLUID DISPENSING
- WATER TREATMENT AND DELIVERY
- HOT OIL EQUIPMENT
Normally Ships: 7-10 days
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