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Specifications

Data Pump Size TX25 – TX820
Max Capacity* (l/min) 820
Volume Per Stroke (ml) 3,452
Max Discharge Pressure (Bar) 8
Max Suction Lift Dry (m) 5
Max Suction Lift Wet (m) 8
Max Solids Size (ø in mm) 14
Max Temp EPDM/NBR (°C) 80
Max Temp PTFE (°C) 110
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Key Features

  • Flows up to 820 l/min
  • Pressures up to 160m
  • Self-priming
  • Solids handling up to 100mm
  • Viscosity up to 20,000 cPs
  • Conductive material ensures no electrostatic loads will be accumulated in the pump
  • Diaphragms in PTFE (with conductive back) or EPDM (conductive)
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ATEX Certified Safety

Our ATEX Diaphragm Pumps are certified for use in hazardous and potentially explosive environments, complying with EU ATEX requirements for Category 2 (Zone 1) and Category 3 (Zone 2) applications.

Manufactured from conductive, carbon-filled HDPE or PTFE, these pumps prevent the build-up of electrostatic charges while maintaining excellent chemical resistance. Conductive PTFE or EPDM diaphragms and an integrated earth connection provide additional safety in explosive atmospheres.

Available across the full Tapflo pump range, the ATEX variant also offers optional pneumatic and electric valve draining for enhanced operational flexibility.

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What Makes this Pump ATEX-Compliant?

What’s the Difference between this and a Standard HDPE/PTFE Diaphragm Pump?

Is This Pump Compatible with Aggressive & Hazardous Chemicals?

Can this Pump Run Dry or Self-Prime?

What Connection Sizes are Available Across the Range?

Does this Pump Require Special Installation for ATEX Compliance?

Is Maintenance Different from the Non-ATEX Model?

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What Makes this Pump ATEX-Compliant?

The pump body is manufactured from carbon-filled conductive HDPE or PTFE, which safely dissipates static electricity, making this pump certified for Equipment Group IIG (gas), Category 2, Zone 1.

What’s the Difference between this and a Standard HDPE/PTFE Diaphragm Pump?

This variant uses conductive-grade plastics which prevents static charge build-up, ensures compliance with ATEX zone 1 safety regulations, and includes grounding points for secure installation

Is This Pump Compatible with Aggressive & Hazardous Chemicals?

Yes. Both conductive HDPE and PTFE offer broad chemical resistance, with HDPE being suited to abrasive slurries and PTFE being ideal for aggressive acids and ultra-pure media

Can this Pump Run Dry or Self-Prime?

Yes! Like all Tapflo UK Diaphragm Pumps, the ATEX Metal Diaphragm Pump can run dry without damage, and can self-prime, up to 5m from a dry suction pipe and 8m from a wetted pipe.

What Connection Sizes are Available Across the Range?

Connection sizes available for our ATEX Metal Diaphragm Pumps range from 1/4″ (on the TXR09 model) up to 3″ (on the T800 model), with flows ranging from 11 l/min up to 820 l/min.

Does this Pump Require Special Installation for ATEX Compliance?

Yes. For safe operation in Zone 1, you need to ensure the pump is properly grounded using designated lugs, while making use of static-safe connections and hoses.

Is Maintenance Different from the Non-ATEX Model?

Maintenance requirements are very similar but should only be carried out by trained personnel using ATEX-compliant tools and procedures. Its important to note you should always depressurise and isolate the pump before servicing.

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