Compatible Machines & Systems
The Graco SaniForce 2150PH EODD Pump is a standalone sanitary pump designed to integrate into hygienic processing systems. It is commonly installed in the following equipment and production setups:
- SaniForce Drum Unloader Systems (for viscous materials like sauces, creams, and pastes)
- Bin Evacuation Systems (BES) for large tote and bulk container transfer
- Pail Unloader Systems for small batch processing applications
- Sanitary Fluid Transfer Systems used in processing lines
- Filling and Dispensing Machines in food, pharma, and cosmetics production
- Mixing and Blending Systems requiring controlled fluid movement
Product Overview
The Graco SE2B.1430 SaniForce EODD Pump is an advanced electric-operated double diaphragm (EODD) pump engineered for high-purity and sanitary fluid handling. Built for demanding environments, it delivers consistent flow, reduced energy consumption, and superior cleanability compared to traditional air-operated pumps.
Key Features
- Electric-driven operation for improved energy efficiency
- Low pulsation flow for smoother product transfer
- Sanitary design suitable for food and pharmaceutical use
- 2-inch (2150 series) high-capacity performance
- Pharmaceutical-grade finish (PH) for critical applications
- Durable diaphragm technology for long service life
Typical Applications
- Food and beverage processing (dairy, sauces, edible oils)
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing and clean liquid transfer
- Cosmetics and personal care production
- Chemical handling requiring sanitary conditions
Technical Highlights
| Pump Type | Electric Operated Double Diaphragm (EODD) |
| Series | SaniForce 2150 |
| Connection Size | 2-inch |
| Material Grade | Pharmaceutical (PH) |
| Application | Sanitary fluid transfer |
Frequently Asked Questions
An electric-operated diaphragm pump uses an electric motor instead of compressed air, resulting in lower energy costs, quieter operation, and more consistent flow control.
Yes, the SaniForce 2150PH configuration is designed specifically for hygienic environments, meeting strict sanitary requirements for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.
Yes, but it is most commonly integrated into drum unloaders, bin evacuation systems, and processing lines where controlled sanitary fluid transfer is required.
It can handle a wide range of fluids including viscous products like creams and sauces, as well as low-viscosity liquids used in pharmaceutical and chemical processing.
