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Drum Pump Suction Tubes & Hoses
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Drum pump suction tubes and hoses are intake shafts that work with a pump to draw fluid out of a container. The action of the pump pulls fluid through the suction tube or hose and discharges it through the pump outlet. The tube or hose material should be compatible with pumped fluids to prevent fluid contamination or damage to tubes and hoses. These tubes and hoses connect to a drum opening, a coupler attached to the opening, or the base of a pump seated on the opening.
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Drum Pump Suction Tubes
Drum pump suction tubes are rigid intake shafts that connect to the bottom of a drum pump. They fit through a drum opening to provide a duct for fluids to move through as they're pumped out of the drum. They're used to make a direct connection to a pump rather than connecting through a coupler.
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Drum Pump Strainers
Drum pump strainers are cylindrical filters that connect to the end of a suction tube to sift fluid as it passes into the tube. They remove debris from fluids to reduce the risk of clogs or damage to pumps. These strainers are often used to help clean up fuels and lubricants before use.
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