Compatible Systems & Applications
The Graco SPFL40SST Standard AODD Pump is a standalone industrial pump designed to integrate into a wide range of fluid-handling systems rather than fitting a single machine model.
- Industrial fluid transfer systems
- Chemical processing and batching units
- Paint, coating, and finishing systems
- Adhesive and sealant dispensing equipment
- Lubrication and oil distribution systems
- Slurry and wastewater handling setups
- Food and beverage liquid transfer lines (sanitary configurations)
- Mining and construction dewatering systems
Product Overview
The Graco SPFL40SST is a stainless steel air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pump engineered for reliable, efficient fluid transfer in demanding industrial environments. Powered by compressed air, it delivers consistent performance without the need for electrical components, making it suitable for hazardous or sensitive applications.
| Pump Type | Air-Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) |
| Material | Stainless Steel Construction |
| Operation | Compressed Air Driven |
| Usage | Industrial Fluid Transfer |
| Design | Heavy-Duty, Continuous Operation |
Key Features
- AODD technology ensures safe and efficient fluid movement
- Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance
- Handles abrasive, viscous, and chemically aggressive fluids
- Can run dry without damage
- Low maintenance due to minimal moving parts
- Smooth and stall-free air valve operation
Typical Applications
- Chemical transfer and dosing systems
- Paint and coating circulation setups
- Adhesive and sealant handling
- Oil and lubrication systems
- Slurry and waste fluid movement
- Food-grade liquid transfer (when configured accordingly)
Frequently Asked Questions
It is designed to transfer a wide range of fluids efficiently using compressed air, making it suitable for industrial and hazardous environments.
No, this is a standalone pump that integrates into systems such as fluid transfer lines, processing units, and industrial setups rather than fitting a single machine model.
It can handle clean, viscous, abrasive, and chemically aggressive fluids, depending on configuration and application.
No, it operates using compressed air, making it ideal for environments where electrical equipment is not suitable.
