Size : 25mm
Flow rate : 30L/Min
Materials: Cast iron or Aluminum
The TS-32 Manual Rotary Hand Pump is designed for transferring compatible liquids from oil drums, barrels, and small storage tanks. Its rotary operating mechanism supports manual liquid transfer without an electric power supply, making it suitable for workshops, farms, vehicle maintenance facilities, and industrial applications. Featuring a cast iron pump body, a catalog-listed flow rate of 30 L/min, a 5 m lift, and a 1 m suction range, the TS-32 provides a practical option for routine liquid handling where its material and operating specifications meet the application requirements.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | TS-32 |
| Product Type | Manual Rotary Hand Pump |
| Operating Method | Manual Rotary |
| Flow Rate | 30 L/min |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Lift | 5 m |
| Suction Range | 1 m |
| Overall Dimension | 135 cm |
Manual Rotary Pumping
The rotary mechanism provides a manual method of transferring compatible liquids without relying on an electric motor. It is useful for workshops, farms, and maintenance locations where straightforward manual equipment is preferred.
Cast Iron Pump Body
The catalog identifies cast iron as the pump material. Its suitability depends on the transferred liquid and the compatibility of all wetted components. Material selection should take account of corrosion risk and operating conditions.
Practical Drum and Barrel Transfer
The pump is intended for drawing liquid from oil drums, barrels, and small storage tanks. Confirm the mounting arrangement and dimensions to ensure compatibility with the container.
Defined Transfer Specifications
The catalog lists a flow rate of 30 L/min, a 5 m lift, and a 1 m suction range. These values provide an initial reference for selection, while actual performance depends on the fluid, installation, and operating method.
Suitable for Routine Maintenance
The TS-32 offers a manually operated option for compatible liquid transfer in automotive workshops, agricultural environments, and general industrial settings where powered pumping may not be necessary.
The TS-32 uses a manually operated rotary mechanism to move compatible liquid from a drum, barrel, or suitable storage container to a receiving point. Because it does not require an electric motor, it can be used in locations without convenient electrical power. The actual transfer rate depends on the liquid’s properties, installation conditions, and operating technique.
The catalog lists a flow rate of 30 L/min. Actual output may be lower depending on liquid viscosity, suction conditions, transfer height, and resistance in the discharge line. Buyers should confirm the expected operating rate with the manufacturer if the pump must meet a specific transfer-time requirement.
The product catalog describes the pump as suitable for certain non-corrosive liquids, including oil, fuel, gasoline, kerosene, and diesel. However, the available information does not establish complete material compatibility or hazardous-area approval for every liquid. Confirm suitability for the exact fluid and verify that the pump is specifically approved for flammable-liquid service before use, particularly with gasoline.
The main documented difference is the pump body material: the TS-32 is listed as cast iron, while the TS-50 is listed as plastic. The TS-32 also uses a rotary operating mechanism. Selection should be based on the required operating method, fluid compatibility, handling needs, and installation conditions rather than assuming one material is suitable for all applications.
Check the container opening, mounting arrangement, suction tube position, required transfer height, and the compatibility of the pump with the liquid. The catalog lists a 5 m lift and a 1 m suction range, but the manufacturer should clarify the test conditions and operating limits. Ensure that the installation is stable and that liquid transfer follows the applicable safety requirements.
Hand drum pumps are manually powered devices operated by a crank, lever, or other mechanism to draw fluids out of a container. They allow pumping where there's no access to a power source and are ideal for dispensing and transferring small amounts of fluid. Sometimes called a manual or rotary drum pump, these hand-operated pumps connect to an adapter that allows the shaft of the pump to be mounted through the bung hole of a drum or other container.
1. Optimized suction capacity
2.Sturdy connector
3.Lever for heavy working conditions
4.Smooth rotation
5.High efficiency
6.Adjustable suction pipe
7.Long life
8.Selected materials
9.100% tested
