Compatible Machines & Systems
The Graco SP3F.0002 SaniForce AODD Pump is a versatile sanitary pump designed to integrate into a wide range of hygienic processing and transfer systems.
- Food processing and transfer lines (sauces, dairy, edible oils)
- Beverage production and bottling systems
- Pharmaceutical liquid processing equipment
- Cosmetic and personal care manufacturing lines
- Filling and dispensing machines
- Drum and IBC transfer systems
- Tank-to-tank transfer setups
- Bulk material unloading systems
- Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems
Product Overview
The Graco SP3F.0002 SaniForce AODD Pump (3150HS.PS01ASSAFL-FKFK21) is a high-performance air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pump engineered for sanitary applications. Built for reliability and hygiene, it is ideal for transferring sensitive fluids in regulated industries such as food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics.
| Specification | Details |
| Pump Type | Air-Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) |
| Series | SaniForce High Sanitation (HS) |
| Material | 316L Stainless Steel |
| Operation | Compressed Air Driven |
| Design | Sanitary, Easy-to-Clean Construction |
Key Features
- Sanitary design ensures contamination-free fluid handling
- Air-powered operation eliminates the need for electricity
- Seal-less construction reduces leakage risk
- Dry-run capability allows safe operation without damage
- Easy maintenance with tri-clamp connections
- High reliability in demanding industrial environments
Applications
This SaniForce AODD pump is commonly used for transferring low to medium viscosity fluids such as syrups, creams, oils, and chemical solutions in hygienic production environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
An air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pump uses compressed air to move fluids through flexible diaphragms, making it ideal for safe and leak-free transfer.
Yes, the pump is designed with dry-run capability, allowing it to operate without fluid without causing damage.
Yes, the pump features a sanitary stainless steel construction and is designed for use in food and beverage processing environments.
No, it operates using compressed air, making it suitable for environments where electrical equipment is limited or restricted.
