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Drum Pump Motors
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Drum pump motors are electric- or air-powered machines that drive the impeller of a drum pump to draw fluids out of a container. These motors typically have a threaded connection on their base for attaching a drum pump tube to form a complete pump assembly. They are commonly used to replace or upgrade an existing motor and can be paired with a compatible drum pump tube to allow one motor to be used with different container types or sizes.
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General Purpose Electric Drum Pump Motors
General purpose electric drum pump motors can be used to pump a range of nonflammable fluids in everyday environments. They draw power directly from an electrical outlet or from an internal rechargeable battery to drive the impeller of a pump. These electric-powered motors deliver a steady supply of power for more consistent and accurate flow rates than pneumatic motors.
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Pneumatic Drum Pump Motors
Pneumatic drum pump motors operate on a compressed air supply to drive the impeller of a pump. They have less risk of ignition than general purpose electric motors so they can be used with a wider range of fluids. Their air-powered design provides precise control of motor torque and operates without straining or overloading an electrical system.
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