SURFACE
FLOJET
The 2100 and 4300 are Flojet
®
“on-demand” diaphragm pumps that are self-priming
with a maximum suction lift of 2 metres. They have a built in pressure/demand switch
which automatically starts and stops the pump when the discharge is opened or closed.
They can run dry and can handle liquids up to 54°C. Suitable for a variety of applications
and processes e.g. vehicle mounted sprayers, chemical transfer/injection (check
✔ Spraying■
3
/8" (6mm)
selection with our sales offi ce for compatibility), portable water systems, automotive
– 20mm (¾") inlet ✔ Washing
systems, showers, washing, marine, leisure, etc. (N.B. 12V DC versions are for battery
✔ Transfer use only)■ clean liquids
✔ Injection■ self priming
✔ Domestic ■ pressure switch
and Industrial■ 12 volts DC
✔ Marine■ 110 volts
■ 230 volts
DEMAND PUMPS
2100 4300
ACCESSORIES
Hoses page 92
Ball valves page 102
Hose clips page 104
model inlet outlet volt check valve diaphragm switch max pressure max fl ow weight
(material) (material) setting (bar) (bar) (l/min) (kgs)
2100-112
3
/8" NPTF
3
/8" NPTF 12 DC buna buna 4.10 3.5 7.6 1.9
2100-032
3
/8" NPTF
3
/8" NPTF 110 santoprene
®
santoprene
®
4.10 3.5 7.0 1.9
2100-232
3
/8” NPTF
3
/8" NPTF 230 santoprene
®
santoprene
®
4.10 3.5 7.0 1.9
4300-143 20mm 20mm 12 DC EPDM santoprene
®
3.10 2.8 18.9 2.0
4300-501 13mm 13mm 110 Viton
®
santoprene
®
3.10 2.8 13.2 2.0
4300-242 13mm 13mm 230 EPDM santoprene
®
2.10 1.7 13.2 2.0
Optional extra:
3
/8" NPT x 6mm hose tail (for 2100) each:
Optional extra: alternative fl ows, pressures and chemical resistant materials.
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