Vevor Drum Pump Air-Operated Oil Transfer 5.3 GPM for 55 Gallon Barrels New
Manufacturer: Vevor
SKU: QDTBLBYLB11L9L3B1001V0
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(888) 999-1522
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Vevor Drum Pump Air-Operated Oil Transfer 5.3 GPM for 55 Gallon Barrels New
Product Overview
The Vevor air-operated oil transfer drum pump is designed for high-volume fluid dispensing, transfer, and shutoff with reduced manual effort. It delivers up to 5.3 GPM and uses compressed air operation for convenient use in workshops, farms, and automotive environments. The durable pump body features a cast aluminum pump head and galvanized steel tube for dependable performance. Adjustable flow helps accommodate oils with different viscosities. It is intended for SAE 80 oils and similar fluids and is not for gasoline.
Brand new
1 year factory warranty
Manufacturer direct shipping from CA, NJ, & TX
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Features
- Air-powered drum pump with no external electrical power, ideal for workshops and outdoor use.
- Delivers up to 5.28 GPM flow for low-viscosity oils with adjustable pressure control.
- Fits 15-55 gallon drums with a durable cast aluminum pump head and galvanized steel tube.
Specifications
| Item Model Number | AC-OP-3 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Air-Operated Oil Transfer Drum Pump |
| Pressure Ratio | 1:1 |
| Max Fluid Pressure | 116 PSI / 8 Bar |
| Approx. Flow Rate | 5.3 GPM / 20 LPM |
| Air Inlet Pressure | 72.5-116 PSI / 5-8 Bar |
| Air Consumption | 3.5-10.6 CFM |
| Drum Compatibility | 15-55 gallon drums |
| Material | Cast aluminum pump head with galvanized steel tube |
|---|---|
| Compatible Fluids | SAE 80 oils / fluids |
| Not Compatible With | Gasoline |
| Dimensions | Not specified |
Warranty
This item comes with a 1 year factory warranty.
