- Stock: In Stock
- Model: RDDLZ-RDP-40LPM
- Weight: 1.00
- SKU: RDDLZ-RDP-40LPM
Hand rotary drum pump is a manually operated oil pump designed to transfer liquids from a drum or barrel. It offers a cost-effective and efficient solution for transferring fluids safely and with minimal effort.
Specification
| Model | RDDLZ-YBSY-100 | |
| Pump Housing | Casting | |
| Part Material | Rotor | Casting |
| Slide | Composite Engineering Plastic | |
| Main Shaft | Carbon Steel | |
| Seal | Butyl Rubber | |
| Speed | 70~100 r/min | |
| Displacement per Revolution | 0.5 L/min | |
| Maximum Flow | 40 L/min | |
| Recommended Oil Pump Medium (Oil) | Diesel, Aviation Kerosene, Gasoline, Alcohol | |
| Max. Ambient Operating Temperature | 122℉ (50℃) | |
| Min. Ambient Operating Temperature | -40℉ (-40℃) | |
| Maximum Vacuum Drying | 0.02 mPa | |
| Oil Inlet Pipe Length | 1m | |
| Protection Level | IP55 | |
| Oil Inlet Diameter | 32mm (1-1/4 inch) | |
| Oil Outlet Diameter | 25mm (1 inch) | |
| Continuous Working Time | Continuous Use | |
| Dimension | 1.3m*0. 14m*0. 11m | |
| Weight | 7.2kg | |
Note: The rotary drum oil pump must undergo strict temperature and shock resistance tests and is not restricted by the operating location.
Detail
Tips: Difference between hand rotary drum pump and semi rotary hand pump
A hand rotary drum pump and a semi-rotary hand pump differ in design and application. A hand rotary barrel pump uses a rotating handle to drive an internal drum, creating a continuous flow as the handle is turned. This type of pump is ideal for transferring light to medium-viscosity fluids from barrels and drums, offering a steady and uninterrupted flow.
In contrast, a semi-rotary hand pump operates with a reciprocating (back-and-forth) motion of the handle. Each half-turn of the handle generates suction and pressure, moving fluid through the pump in an intermittent flow. This pump is versatile, and suitable for a variety of fluids including water, oils, and certain chemicals, providing controlled, cyclical fluid transfer.
In summary, a manual rotary drum pump is best for applications requiring continuous flow, while a semi-rotary hand pump excels in tasks needing controlled, intermittent transfer.