QUANTM sanitary high sanitation EODD pumps with flow rates up to 454 lpm (120 gpm) and pressure up to 7 bar (100 psi) are designed to meet requirements for the most rigorous food, beverage, personal care and pharmaceutical transfer applications. QUANTM pumps are the perfect solution for upgrading your less efficient air operated pumps with the same great self-priming, stalling, seal-less design with smooth steady flow. They are a must-have for sustainable in-process applications, filling systems, and sanitary/hygienic applicator applications. The powerful new FluxCore motors and drives deliver up to 8 times more continuous torque at low speeds than conventional motors and the fast and easy plug-and-play installation for both 120V and 240V options at the same footprint as an AODD pump allows you to easily replace existing pumps without additional investment or infrastructure rework.

• Up to 80% more efficient than AODD, 50% more efficient compared to competitive electric technologies—displacing fossil fuel, hydraulics and air power
• Designed for CIP applications with DIN or Tri-clamp fluid connections
  
  • Quick knockdown fluid sections
• Integrated control of the pump through a turn of a dial - operates like the AODD you are used to and wash-down rated
• External control, standard I/O for remote or PLC pump control
• Modular fluid components — seats, check balls, diaphragms and fluid sections interchange with AODD components so that you can create a pump configuration that matches your fluid handling needs
• Seal-less design removes common issues associated with rotary shaft seals and handles abrasive material
• Overmoulded diaphragm plates
  
  • Designed with PTFE on the fluid side and EPDM on the air side
  • Does not contain crevices that can harbour bacteria
  • Bolt-through diaphragm options are also available
  
  
  
• The only electric diaphragm pump on the market that stalls under pressure, eliminating the need for pressure sensors and additional controllers and reducing downtime by preventing pump failures caused by clogged lines or closed valves