KNF’s ‘NFT’ Diaphragm Pumps Integrate 2 Pump Heads

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Monday, January 03, 2011

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Diaphragm Pumps
Two pump heads driven by one motor are uniquely integrated to equip designers with highly versatile solutions for a wide range of OEM applications.

KNF (Trenton, NJ) NF single-head pumps are now available as tandem diaphragm pumps for liquids. Two pump heads driven by one motor are uniquely integrated to equip designers with highly versatile solutions for a wide range of OEM applications. These specially configured self-priming pumps feature:

Twin-headed pump technology.
Available in 3 sizes of NFT30, NFT60, and NFT100.
Maintenance free.
Flow rates of 1.2 lpm per head.
A pressure up to 85 psig per head.

For more information visit www.knfOEM.com.

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KNF Neuberger, Inc.
2 Black Forest Rd., Trenton, NJ 08691-1810

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