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Graco 649150 Husky 1050 Pump

The Graco 649150 Husky 1050 Pump is an air‑operated diaphragm pump engineered for smooth, low‑pulsation fluid transfer across industrial and process applications.

  • Air‑driven diaphragm design
  • Up to 50 GPM flow capability
  • 1″ inlet and outlet ports
  • Suitable for water, oils, and light chemicals

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Graco 649150 Husky 1050 Pump – Detailed Overview

Compatible Machines & Systems

  • Industrial Fluid Transfer Units – transfer liquids in manufacturing systems
  • Water & Wastewater Handling Systems – pump water and process fluids
  • Chemical Transfer Rigs – handle neutral or mildly aggressive chemicals
  • Maintenance & Tank Filling Stations – fluid servicing and refilling

The Graco 649150 Husky 1050 Pump is a rugged, reliable diaphragm pump designed for consistent and smooth fluid conveyance. Featuring an air‑operated double diaphragm mechanism, this pump delivers dependable performance in a wide range of industrial applications, from water movement to oil transfer.

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Model 649150 Husky 1050
Pump Type Air‑Operated Diaphragm Pump
Fluid Inlet/Outlet 1″ (25.4 mm)
Max Flow Up to 50 GPM
Max Fluid Pressure 125 psi
Air Inlet 1/2″ NPT
Operation Air‑Powered, No Electricity

Frequently Asked Questions

This pump is suitable for water, oils, light chemicals, and neutral fluids when proper seals and materials are matched to fluid properties.

No, the Graco Husky 1050 uses compressed air, eliminating the need for electrical power and offering safer operation in damp or hazardous environments.

Flow is typically controlled via the compressed air pressure supplied to the pump, with higher air pressure increasing fluid output up to capacity limits.

Yes, when installed with correct airflow regulation and maintenance, this model is suitable for long‑term operations in industrial settings.

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