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This document is a comprehensive catalog from SHURFLO and HYPRO, detailing pumps, spray tips, and accessories available in 2013. It includes new products, technical specifications, and application recommendations for various spraying needs.
- 9307 Series with ForceField™ Technology: Centrifugal pumps designed for harsh chemical environments, featuring automatic seal pressure adjustment and a one-year warranty.
- 2130 Series Versa-Twin™ Plunger Pumps: Offers up to 4.0 GPM & 300 PSI with an integrated automatic-demand pressure switch.
- Hydraulic-Driven Turbo Stream®: Compact firefighting solution with high-pressure foam delivery.
- Express™ Nozzle Body End Cap: Enhances spray precision with improved reaction times for GPS boom shut-off control.
- Push-to-Connect Nozzle Bodies & Fastcaps: Designed for precision metering in fertilizer applications.
- SprayIT App: A mobile app for spray tip selection based on user input, available in multiple languages.
- 3376 Series Cleanload™: Features improved eductor sizes and sidewall rinse for effective cleaning and powder meltdown.
The catalog emphasizes selecting the right pump for liquid systems, detailing six types of pumps: centrifugal, transfer, roller, diaphragm, piston, and plunger pumps. It explains the difference between positive and non-positive displacement pumps, highlighting the need for relief valves in positive displacement systems.
Centrifugal and Transfer Pumps: Suitable for low to medium pressure applications, durable and easy to maintain.
Roller Pumps: Popular among farmers, these positive displacement pumps are versatile and efficient for various agricultural applications.
Guidance on selecting the right spray tip is provided, covering broadcast, streaming, banding, directed, and specialty spray tips.
A wide range of accessories is available, including nozzle bodies, end caps, tank lids, strainers, spray guns, flowmeters, control valves, and fittings.
The catalog concludes with warranty information for Hypro/SHURflo products and terms and conditions of sale.
1. Roller Pumps: Cost-effective and versatile, operating efficiently at PTO speeds of 540 and 1000 rpm. They offer a pressure range up to 300 psi and flow rates from 2 to 62 gpm.
2. Diaphragm Pumps: Known for handling abrasive and corrosive materials, producing medium-to-high pressures (275 to 725 psi) with flow rates of 3.5 to 65.7 gpm.
3. Piston Pumps: Deliver low flow rates (up to 10 gpm) at high pressure (up to 1000 psi).
Hypro uses serialized labeling for precise pump identification. The selection of the right pump depends on pressure and flow requirements.
Guidelines for matching the pump shaft rotation with the power source shaft are provided, emphasizing the need for opposite rotations (CW vs. CCW).
Key factors include the type of spray operation, chemical application rate, and ground speed. Formulas for calculating flow requirements are provided.
Formulas are provided for calculating pump flow for hand gun spraying, broadcast boom sprayers, and banding sprayers.
Guidelines for ensuring adequate pressure at the nozzle, especially for high tree spraying, are discussed.
Proper placement of PTO-driven pumps is crucial for pump longevity.
Emphasizes the importance of equal angles in tumble rod installation to prevent vibrations and wear.
Outlines a step-by-step process for calibrating sprayers.
Details the features and capabilities of various Hypro centrifugal pumps.
Provides diagrams and descriptions of system components necessary for efficient pump operation.
Includes tables with performance metrics for different pump models.
Ensure equal u-joint angles in tumble rod installations to prevent RPM fluctuations and equipment wear.
1. Port Sizes: Various models have different port sizes.
2. Maximum Fluid Temperature: 140°F (60°C).
3. Housing and Impeller Materials: Polypropylene, Nylon, and 316 Stainless Steel.
4. Weight: Ranges from 19 lbs. (8.6 kg) to 26 lbs. (11.8 kg) depending on the model.
5. Pump Seals: Standard seals include Viton/ceramic.
6. Rotation: Models are available in both counterclockwise (CCW) and clockwise (CW) rotations.
1. Flow Rates: Vary by model and pressure.
2. Pressure Ratings: Maximum PSI ranges from 65 to 150 depending on the model.
3. RPM: Maximum RPM for most models is 5000.
4. Hydraulic Flow: Models support different hydraulic flow rates.
1. Cast Iron and 316 Stainless Steel: Used for extended pump life and superior chemical corrosion resistance.
2. Impeller Materials: Nylon for cast iron models and polypropylene for stainless steel models.
3. Universal Flanges: Available for certain models.
1. Seal and O-ring Repair Kits: Available for maintenance and repair.
2. Life Guard® Silicon Carbide Seal Kits: Available for enhanced durability.
3. Model Suffixes: "B" indicates Life Guard® silicon carbide seal, "U" indicates universal flange.
1. Pedestal Mount with DC Clutch Drive: Available for certain models.
2. Hydraulic Motor Drive: Suitable for open center, closed center, and load-sensing systems.
3. Amp Draw: 45 watts at 12 volts for certain models.
4. Chemical Corrosion and Abrasive Wear: Key factors affecting pump life.
The document provides detailed specifications and performance data for various models of hydraulically-driven pumps.
- Material: Available in cast iron, 316 stainless steel, and polypropylene.
- Port Sizes: 1½" NPT inlet, 1¼" NPT outlet for most models.
- Max Fluid Temperature: 140°F/60°C.
- Impeller Material: Nylon for cast iron models, polypropylene for stainless steel models.
- Motor: Internal gear gerotor with a max pressure of 3000 psi.
- Weight: Ranges from 21 lbs (9.5 kg) to 59 lbs (26.8 kg) depending on the model.
- Pump Seals: Standard Viton/ceramic, with options for Life Guard® silicon carbide and Buna-N ceramic.
- Flow Rates: Provided in both LPM (liters per minute) and GPM (gallons per minute) across various pressure levels (BAR and PSI).
- Models: Includes data for models 9303C, 9303S, 9305C, and 9306C/S.
- Hydraulic motor drive suitable for different hydraulic systems.
- Life Guard® seals are standard on OEM equipment.
- Drop-in replacements available for cast iron pumps.
- Life Guard® silicon carbide seal kits and self-priming chamber kits are available for order.
- Model numbers and their corresponding maximum GPM, PSI, and hydraulic selection systems are listed for easy reference.
This document provides detailed specifications and performance data for various models of hydraulically-driven and belt-driven centrifugal pumps.
- Hydraulic motor drive suitable for different hydraulic systems.
- Port sizes vary by model, with options including NPT and SAE standards.
- Maximum fluid temperature is 140°F (60°C).
- Impellers are made from materials like nylon and polypropylene, depending on the model.
- Maximum motor pressure is 3000 psi.
- Weight varies by model, with some models weighing up to 86 lbs (39 kg).
- Pump seals include Viton/ceramic and Life Guard® silicon carbide for enhanced durability.
- Flow rates are provided in both metric (LPM) and U.S. units (GPM) across various pressure levels (PSI and BAR).
- Models are capable of handling different maximum GPM and PSI, with some models reaching up to 370 GPM at 135 PSI.
- Performance charts detail flow rates at specific pressure levels for each model.
- Models include 9306C, 9306S, 9307C, and 9308C series, each with specific configurations and capabilities.
- Universal flange options are available for certain models, indicated by suffixes like "U".
- Life Guard® silicon carbide seals are standard on OEM equipment, with additional seal kits available for purchase.
- ForceField™ seal technology is introduced to protect against harsh environments.
- Components are designed for high-volume liquid fertilizer applications.
- Seal and o-ring repair kits, as well as Life Guard® silicon carbide seal kits, are available for maintenance and repair.
- Specific model numbers and configurations are provided for ordering purposes.
The document lists various models of shafts and couplers, including specifications such as spline type, shaft size, and RPM capabilities.
Several repair kits are available, including seal and o-ring kits, belt and gasket kits for different RPM drives, and Life Guard® silicon carbide seal kits.
The document provides detailed performance data for various models, including flow rates in LPM and GPM at different pressures (BAR and PSI) and RPMs.
The document describes gas engine-driven pumps with specifications such as engine type, maximum fluid temperature, housing material, impeller type, and pump seals.
Self-priming models are highlighted, including specifications for models like 1522C-65SP and 1552C-130SP.
The document emphasizes the use of Life Guard® silicon carbide seals.
The Life Guard® seal features silicon carbide (SiC) for its seal surfaces, offering superior abrasion resistance compared to carbon graphite and ceramic.
The SPA enhances self-priming capabilities for closed impeller centrifugal pumps.
These pumps handle high-capacity liquid transfer jobs with flow rates from 150 to 440 gpm.
The 3" poly transfer pump achieves up to 484 GPM with high efficiency and horsepower.
Various models are detailed with performance metrics in both U.S. and metric units.
This document provides detailed specifications and performance data for various types of transfer pumps.
- Hydraulically-Driven Transfer Pumps: Available in 2-inch cast iron models.
- Electric Motor Mount Transfer Pumps: Available in 2-inch and 3-inch cast iron models.
- Polypropylene Transfer Pumps: Series 1542P & 9342P, available with hydraulic or close-coupled gas engine drives.
- Aluminum Transfer Pumps: Series 1540A, driven by PowerPro™ gas engines.
- Flow rates are provided in both metric (LPM) and U.S. (GPM) units across different pressure levels (BAR/PSI).
- Specific models like 1542P-65SP and 1542P-65ESP show consistent performance across metric and U.S. units.
- Hydraulic flow rates are detailed for models like 9342P-HM1C-5SP.
- Cam lock kits and pump head kits are available for specific models.
- Seal kits in EPDM and Viton are offered for different pump models.
- Hypro roller pumps are highlighted for their versatility in agricultural applications.
- Silver Series XL® pumps are noted for their superior corrosion resistance and longevity.
- Performance improvements include floating PTFE coated rotors and clear coat finishes.
- Specific pump, roller, and seal combinations are recommended for various applications.
- Material handling and chemical compatibility are emphasized.
Various base kits are available for different pump series.
Tool kits and support fixtures are available for different pump series.
Adapters and quick couplers are available in various sizes and materials.
Couplings and center discs are available for different series.
Hypro diaphragm pumps are designed for spraying and pumping various fluids.
Model 9910-DP423 and its variants offer different configurations with gearboxes and control units.
Models such as 9910-D115, D70, D135, and D250 are designed for low-pressure applications.
This document provides detailed specifications and operational parameters for various diaphragm pump models.
- Fluid Temperature: Maximum of 140°F/60°C for all models.
- Diaphragms: Available in semi-hydraulic Desmopan® standard and Buna options.
- Housing: Anodized aluminum or epoxy-coated components for liquid handling.
- Weight: Varies by model, ranging from 12 lbs. to 114 lbs.
- Rotation: Pump shaft rotation can be clockwise (CW) and counterclockwise (CCW).
- Medium Pressure Models: Include 2 and 3 diaphragm configurations.
- High Pressure Models: Include 3, 4, and 5 diaphragm configurations.
- Control units are recommended for each model.
- For gasoline engine equivalents, multiply electrical HP requirements by 1.3.
- Models: 9910-DBS160, DBA160, DBS200, DBA200
- Specifications: Max fluid temperature of 140°F/60°C.
- Performance: Max GPM of 39.6 for DBS160/DBA160 and 49.7 for DBS200/DBA200.
- Control Units: Recommended units include 9910-BMH50 and 9910-GH50.
- Models: D252GRGI-25, D252GRGI-65, 1534, D30HRGI-65, D30HRGI-65E, D30GRGI-65, 1535
- Specifications: Closed-coupled, gas engine-driven.
- Performance: Max GPM ranges from 5.5 to 9.6.
- Models: D503HRGI-65, D503HRGI-65E
- Specifications: Features include a 3 diaphragm design.
- Performance: Max GPM of 14.3.
- PTO Shaft Kits: Various kits available for different pump models.
- Diaphragm Kits: Available for different models.
- Control Units: Various models like 9910-KIT1990, 9910-GR40, and 9910-GS40GI.
- Use only Hypro oil for optimal pump life.
- For gasoline engine compatibility, multiply electrical HP requirements by 1.3.
- D160 Model: Includes a built-in relief valve.
- Model 9910-VDR50: Control unit for specific pump models.
- 5059 Series: Automatic-demand pumps delivering 5 GPM at 12 VDC.
- 8000 Series: Widely used in agriculture.
- 2088 Series: Designed for high flow, moderate pressure applications.
- Self-priming capabilities up to 12 feet for certain models.
- Chemical-resistant materials.
- Ability to run dry without damage.
- Built-in pressure switches and check valves.
These pumps are designed for easy maintenance and can be mounted in any position.
The Power Twin pump doubles the performance of the 2088 series.
These air-driven pumps feature a dual diaphragm design.
This pump is designed for remote water pumping needs.
These pumps are self-priming to 7.5 feet.
The SLV series is ideal for low volume, intermittent-duty applications.
Includes accumulator tanks, heat sinks, and various fittings.
Designed for chemical company tanks.
- Spray Tips: Available in different configurations such as FastCap and Fanjet.
- Flow Regulating Discs: Made from polyacetal and ceramic.
- Application Selection Guide: Provides recommendations for foliar contact, foliar systemic, soil application, and drift control.
- Banding and Directed Spray Tips: Describes methods for applying sprays in bands or directed at specific plant zones.
- Pressure ranges for spray tips and discs vary from 10 to 725 PSI.
- Spray angles and flow rates are specified for different nozzle and disc configurations.
- Use precision-molded tips and discs for enhanced resistance to chemicals and wear.
- Consult technical information for optimal tip spacing and application rate calculations.
- Flow rates and gallons per acre are provided for various pressures and nozzle spacings.
- Part numbers are listed for easy ordering of specific tips and discs.
- Material: Ceramic.
- Spray Angle: Ranges from 13º to 93º.
- Pressure Range: 10-300 PSI.
- Applications: Ideal for foliar contact and systemic applications.
- Performance: Outlasts stainless steel tips by up to 10 times.
- Material: Polyacetal.
- Spray Angle: 80º.
- Pressure Range: 40-150 PSI.
- Applications: Effective for fungicide and insecticide applications.
- Material: Ceramic.
- Spray Angle: 80º.
- Pressure Range: 40-350 PSI.
- Features: Two-piece construction for easy cleaning.
- Material: Ceramic.
- Spray Angle: 80º.
- Pressure Range: 70-360 PSI.
- Features: Air induction technology reduces drift.
- Material: Ceramic.
- Spray Angle: 80º.
- Pressure Range: 40-350 PSI.
- Features: Air-inducing Venturi design.
- Applications: Suitable for plant growth regulator applications.
- Features: Full cone pattern for comprehensive coverage.
- Spray tips are affected by the density of the liquid being sprayed.
- Performance tables in the guide are based on water-based sprays.
- The SprayIT calculator is available online for easier tip selection.
- Conversion factors are provided for various densities.
- Example calculations are provided for converting desired application rates.
- Tables are provided for suggested minimum and optimum broadcast spray heights.
- Conversion factors for different tip spacings are provided.
- Formulas for calculating application rates are included.
- Features include high flow rates and positive shutoff between spray positions.
- Benefits include reduced pressure drop and faster field speeds.
- Express nozzle body end caps eliminate trapped air.
- Various nozzle body options are available.
- ProStop™ and Scorpio nozzle body valves offer fast and positive spray activation.
The document provides detailed specifications for various spray guns and related equipment.
Performance data is provided for different Hypro models.
Includes part numbers and specifications for ordering repair kits and swivel kits.
Provides guidance on pump and engine models suitable for different spray heights.
Lists various accessories such as hose barb and nut kits.
Orion and Visual-Flow flowmeters are highlighted.
Details on electric and manual spray control valves.
Specifications for various ball valves.
- SG Series: Dry gauges available in sizes 1½", 2", 2½", and 4".
- GG Series: Glycerin-filled gauges in sizes 2½" and 4".
- ASG Series: Dry gauges specifically for ammonia.
- WGGSS Series: Glycerin-filled gauges with stainless steel cases.
- Movement: Brass or stainless steel.
- Bourdon Tube: Phosphor bronze or 316 stainless steel.
- Pointer: Black-enameled aluminum.
- Dial: White background.
- Window: Acrylic or polycarbonate.
- Connection: ¼" NPT brass or stainless steel.
- Accuracy: ASME/ANSI B40.1 Grade B (3-2-3%) or Grade A (2-1-2%).
- Cam Lock Couplings: Available in stainless steel and polypropylene.
- Nylon and Polypropylene Fittings: Suitable for pressures up to 150 PSI.
- Use liquid-filled gauges to reduce shock waves.
- Nylon fittings should not be used with acidic fertilizers.
- Polypropylene fittings should not be used with aromatic hydrocarbons.
- 9307 Series Centrifugal Pumps: Features ForceField Technology.
- 2130 Series Versa-Twin Plunger Pumps: Offers an automatic-demand pressure switch.
- Hydraulic-Driven Turbo Stream: A compact firefighting tool.
- Express Nozzle Body End Cap: Improves reaction times for GPS boom shut-off control signals.
- Push-to-Connect Nozzle Bodies & Fastcaps: Used in starter fertilizer applications.
Catalog excerpts
“Value Beyond The Pump” 2013 PUMPS, SPRAY TIPS & ACCESSORIES CATALOG Contact Hypro for all of your spraying needs: Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.hypropumps.com Technical/Application . . . . . . . 800-445-8360 FAX for fast delivery . . . . . . . . 800-323-6496
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New Products 9307 Series With ForceField™ Technology Hypro’s newly designed 9307 Series Centrifugal Pumps with ForceField seal Technology, a 2013 AE50 Award Winner, will protect against today’s harshest chemical and application environments. ForceField Technology automatically adjusts seal chamber pressure to the right levels to ensure seal life. By eliminating dry run as well as chemical and fertilizer bonding failures, the ForceField Technology prevents costly in-season downtime. Hypro backs this pump with an industry-first one-year warranty on pump, motor, and seals. The new and improved Cleanload™...
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Pumps & Engines Because the pump is literally the “heart of the liquid system” on equipment, careful consideration must be made in selecting the right pump. Seldom is there only one pump that will do the job. To make a wise choice, you will need to know about pump types, how the pump is to be driven, and the flow and pressure requirements for your specific spraying system and application. To ensure you can closely match the pump to your needs, Hypro manufactures six different types of pumps: centrifugal, transfer, roller, diaphragm, piston and plunger pumps.
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“Positive displacement” vs. “non-positive displacement” Hypro’s long line of pumps can be divided into two general categories: “positive displacement” and “non-positive displacement.” Roller, diaphragm and piston pumps are positive displacement. That is, the flow from the pump is directly proportional to the pump speed. This positive flow is why all positive displacement pump hook-ups must include a relief valve and bypass line between the pump outlet and the nozzle shut-off valve. Centrifugal and turbine pumps are non-positive displacement. In these pumps, a rotating impeller creates a centrifugal...
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Selecting the Right Pump How Much Pressure Do You Need? PSJ_FlowGPM_Pump Style 1000+ IIIB^ 0-8 laH^ PLUNGER How Much FLOW Do You Need? Pump Style Hypro Pumps Identification Coding Hypro uses serialized labeling to enable users to precisely identify the pump when ordering parts or request- ing warranty service. Following is an example. First line: Model Number Second line: Serial Number First & second digit: Third through fifth digits: Sixth digit: shift the pump Seventh through tenth digits: consecutive pump number
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Selecting the Right Pump Pump Drives How a pump is to be driven is often a primary consideration in selecting the proper type of pump. If the power source has already been determined, the following chart may be of further help in selecting the type of Hypro pump that is best suited to your needs. You can use these pump types: If your power source is: 540 rpm PTO direct coupled: through gear drive: through belt/pulley: direct coupled: through gear drive: through belt/pulley: Electric Motor Hydraulic Motor 12 Volt DC Motor Gas Engine Centrifugal and Transfer Diaphragm a a a direct coupled: through...
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Determining Pump Flow and Pressure Requirements Every pumping task has an optimum volume and pressure requirement. Determining that optimum (and selecting the pump that delivers it) is key to an efficient and economical spraying system operation. Reducing agitation flow requirements Agitation flow requirements can be reduced by using jet agitation in the tank. Jet agitators use a venturi design to multiply agitation output. Depending on the jet agitator model and pressure, one gallon per minute input can provide two to ten gallons per minute agitation output. If your sprayer is equipped with...
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Determining Pump Flow and Pressure Requirements For total pump flow requirement (banding), calculate: Calculating pump flow for broadcast boom sprayers Chemical application is measured in gallons per acre (gpa), whereas pump flow is stated in gallons per minute (gpm). To calculate the pump flow gpm required by a broadcast boom sprayer, multiply the gpa application rate (from the chemical label, usually 10-20 gpa) by the sprayer ground speed (5-10 mph). Multiply the sum by the boom width on your sprayer (in feet). Then, divide that number by 495. As a formula, it is written like this: Calculating...
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Determining Pump Flow and Pressure Requirements Calculating pump pressure for hand gun spraying For most hand gun chemical spraying, 40 psi at the nozzle is typical. To properly select a pump that can deliver the right nozzle pressure, you must consider the normal “pressure drop” that occurs within the length of hose. The amount of pressure drop through the hose depends on hose length, hose diameter and flow rate. For example, as the accompanying chart shows, 300’ of 1⁄2" hose spraying at 6 gpm, will have a pressure drop of approximately 120 psi. That means you need a pump delivering at least...
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Hand-held Spray Gun Performance Various Pressures and Nozzle Sizes When selecting system components for hand gun spraying, factors such as flow rate, vertical “throw”, nozzle size, spray pattern and pressure must be considered. The following chart provides data for capacity (gpm) and maximum vertical throw in feet (ft.) at a variety of pressures and nozzle sizes, as well as for “cone” or “straight” spray patterns. Performance Chart for Models 3381-0010, 3381-0011 and 3381-0013 Spray Guns Hypro Model # Equiv. Pressure In PSI** Nozzle # Performance capacity in gpm max throw (ft)* capacity in gpm...
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Recommended Pump Placement PTO Hitch Point Hitch Point Hitch Point Hitch Point Proper torque arm mounting PTO direct-mount Location of PTO-driven pumps and pump drive units may have a significant effect on pump life. Mounting the pump directly to the PTO is always a good choice. Even though installation is relatively easy, use caution to ensure the shaft does not get bent or damaged. Always use a quality, properly secured coupler and provide adequate support for the pump itself in order to withstand the extreme bouncing and vibration the system must endure. PTO mounting shields should always...
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