Graco's Husky 2150

Graco introduces its heavier-duty and more durable AOD pump for transporting a wide range of fluids containing solids – the Husky 2150 LP pump! The Husky 2150 LP aluminum pumps are known as solids handling pumps because of their sizable 2-inch (50.8 mm) NPT and BSPT inlet port.

In addition, these pumps are equipped with unique powder-coated flapper diaphragms made of high-quality materials such as Buna-N, making them 5 times longer lasting than other pumps.

Features & Benefits

Know more about the features & benefits of using Graco's Husky 2150.

Patented closed center air valve
Large internal clearance for smooth flow of solids
Diaphragm with good flex life and abrasion resistance
Easy to replace external air valve without pump disassembly
Self-priming for faster startup and longer pumping
Ability to run dry without damage

Available Options

We customise pumps according to your specific application. Get in touch with us to know your options.

Range of construction materials
Range of diaphragm materials
Range of models and sizes
Mounting options
Spare parts

Key Specifications

Here are the key specifications of Graco's Husky 2150.

Fluid flow up to 34.1 m3/h
Pressures up to 8.3 bar
Temperatures up to 82.2C
Solids up to 50.8 mm

Applications

Here is a list of industrial applications for which Graco's Husky 2150 are commonly utilized.

Mining
Wastewater treatment plants
Drum transfer
Unloading fluids
Chemical evacuation
Ceramic glaze supply
Dewatering and sump evacuation
Tank and sump drainage
Filter Press
Tank Stripping
Bilge pumping
Oil transfer and oil skimming
Chemical plating

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Husky 2150 LP

Husky 2150LP

OUR RANGE OF AVAILABLE HUSKY 2150 PUMPS

Graco Air operated double diaphragm (AODD) pumps use compressed air as a power source. The compressed air is shifted from one chamber and then to the other side by a linked shaft. This movement allows the chambers to move simultaneously. This back-and-forth motion forces liquid out of one chamber and into the discharge piping while the other chamber is being filled with liquid at the same time. These pumps use reciprocating elastomeric diaphragms and check valves to pump fluid. The liquid chambers are filled and emptied by fluid that is drawn through a common inlet and discharged through a single outlet.