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Europe’s Largest Diaphragm Pump Manufacturer
Our Electric Diaphragm Pump (EODD) is an alternative, eco-friendly approach to the traditional Air Operated Diaphragm Pump. Driven by a gear motor, this pump converts rotary motion into reciprocating motion via an eccentric shaft and a cam-and-piston mechanism.
The self-priming pump, which is seal-less in design, gently pumps the most aggressive media and media containing abrasive particles. For added versatility, these pumps are available in HDPE/PTFE, Metal, and Sanitary executions.
Typical applications for our Electric Diaphragm Pump:
| Data | HDPE/PTFE | Metal | Sanitary |
| Max capacity | 220 l/min | 220 l/min | 220 l/min |
| Max discharge pressure | 6 bar | 6 bar | 6 bar |
| Max suction lift (dry) | 4.6 m | 4 m | 4 m |
| Max suction lift (wet) | 8 m | 8 m | 8 m |
| Max size of solids | 10 / 18* ø | 10 ø | 10 / 51* ø |
| Max liquid temperature | 110°C | 110°C | 110°C |
This switch is a device used to monitor discharge pressure, protecting closing of the discharge valve
This inverter allows for full control over the operation of your pump by influencing the motor speed
Metal and conductive plastic EODD pumps can be used in ATEX Zone 1. It is equipped with an ATE-rated coupling gear motor and air tretment system.
Electric diaphragm pumps offer lower operating costs because electricity is typically more economical than compressed air. Their design combines mechanical and pneumatic diaphragm support, helping to extend diaphragm service life. They can run dry without damage and benefit from low maintenance costs, with many spare parts shared across the pneumatic diaphragm pump range.
Wetted parts are available in Aluminium, PTFE-coated Aluminium, Stainless Steel (industrial and hygienic versions), and plastics like PE and PTFE.
They can handle aggressive chemicals and abrasive particles, and are suitable for hygienic applications, water treatment, paint, print, pulp and paper, varnish, and mechanical industries.
Yes, the pump can run dry without damage, making it easy to use and eliminating the need for additional guarding devices.
Maintenance is straightforward, with few components and a design similar to that of standard Air-Operated Diaphragm Pumps, resulting in low downtime and maintenance costs.
Yes, options include a pressure switch and a built-on frequency inverter for improved control.