Graco's Viscount II Series

Graco is an American manufacturer that earned worldwide recognition for its competitive fluid handling technologies.

Graco Viscount II is a supersaver fluid transfer solution that’s ideal for inks. These cost-effective hydraulic piston pumps can help facilities save up to 80% on energy costs. It comes with an enclosed, dual seal wet cup for prolonged seal life and overall pump longevity. Viscount II’s piston technology allows users to achieve high volumetric efficiency and operate smoothly even under high hydraulic pressures.

Design Advantages

  • Clean, quiet, and efficient pumping
  • Extremely durable with long-life packing design
  • Powered by energy-efficient Viscount hydraulic motor
  • Stainless steel wetted parts
  • Low pulsation pumping
  • Evacuates pumps, bins, drums fast and easy

Available Options

All-Pumps can customise pumps according to your requirements and specific applications. Get in touch with us today to find the right pump!

  • Motor options
  • Spare parts
  • Mounting option

Key Specifications

  • Flows up to 28.5
  • Pressures up to 158.6 bar
  • Temperatures up to 82.2C
MODEL VISCOUNT II 1200/2400 VISCOUNT II 1900/3100
Maximum Flow Rate (lpm) 28.5 10.6
Maximum Operating Temperature (°C) 65.6 82.2
Maximum Working Pressure (bar) 1900 2300

Applications

  • Ink manufacturing
  • Printing
  • Liquid ink, heavy ink, difficult ink
  • Letterpress
  • Lithographic
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OUR RANGE OF AVAILABLE VISCOUNT II PUMPS

Abaque Peristaltic Hose Pump HD100 model

VISCOUNT II 1200/2400

Abaque Peristaltic Hose Pump HD 10 or HD20 model

VISCOUNT II 1900/3100

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

A piston pump’s working principle is similar to a positive displacement pump’s, operating with assistance from a pumping mechanism force to increase the volume of the liquid. Graco’s piston pumps are lift type. In this type of pump, the piston’s upward stroke causes the fluid to be drawn to the lower portion of the cylinder with the help of a control device called valve. Meanwhile, the downward stroke lets the fluid flow to the upper cylinder portion with the help of control devices which are arranged in the piston. After fluid is drawn upward, it is released outside the pump from the higher portion of the cylinder through a spout.

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