Compatible Machines
The Graco 652092 3300A-PA01AA2TPACCRBN Pump is designed for integration into industrial systems that require a 3-inch air-operated diaphragm pump. It is compatible with:
- Husky 3300 Series 3" Air-Operated Double Diaphragm Pump Systems
- Skid-mounted industrial fluid transfer systems
- Portable high-volume fluid transfer carts
- Bulk liquid unloading and transfer systems
- Industrial chemical processing units using 3" AODD pumps
- Coatings and paint circulation supply systems
Product Overview
The Graco 652092 is a heavy-duty Husky 3300A air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pump engineered for demanding industrial fluid handling applications. Built for high-volume transfer, this 3-inch pump delivers reliable performance in continuous-duty environments without requiring electricity.
Its air-powered operation ensures safe performance in hazardous locations while reducing energy consumption and maintenance downtime. The robust construction supports the transfer of paints, coatings, chemicals, water, oils, and other compatible industrial fluids.
Key Specifications
| Part Number | 652092 |
| Series | 3300A (3" Husky Series) |
| Pump Type | Air-Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) |
| Port Size | 3" Inlet and Outlet |
| Power Source | Compressed Air |
| Application | High-volume industrial fluid transfer |
Common Applications
- Bulk fluid transfer operations
- Paint and coatings circulation systems
- Chemical processing and transfer
- Oil and lubrication systems
- Wastewater and slurry handling (with compatible materials)
Why Choose This Pump?
- Handles high flow rates for demanding industrial environments
- No electrical components required
- Suitable for hazardous and flammable environments
- Designed for long service life and reduced maintenance
- Reliable performance under continuous operation
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This is a diaphragm pump component designed to be installed into compatible industrial systems or Husky 3300-based assemblies.
The pump operates using compressed air and does not require electrical power, making it suitable for hazardous environments.
Yes, it is commonly used for industrial chemical transfer. Compatibility depends on the specific fluid and material configuration.
