San Air Tools

SAN AIR ADBLUE PUMP Introducing the AdBlue Pump: a reliable and efficient solution for dispensing AdBlue. With high-quality construction, easy operation, accurate metering, and versatile mounting options, this pump ensures hassle-free compliance with emission standards. It features secure sealing, safety measures, and easy maintenance for a seamless user experience. Simplify your AdBlue dispensing with the AdBlue Pump.

Key Features:-

1. High-Quality Construction
2. Easy Operation
3. Accurate Metering
4. Secure Sealing
5. Versatile Mounting Options
6. Safety Measures
7. Easy Maintenance

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: 1 week

SAN AIR The AdBlue (Diesel Exhaust Fluid or DEF) DC pump is a crucial component in the process of supplying AdBlue to diesel engines equipped with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems. Below are some general specifications and considerations for an AdBlue DC pump:

1. Type of Pump:

   • AdBlue pumps are typically diaphragm or peristaltic pumps. Diaphragm pumps are commonly used due to their ability to handle AdBlue without contamination.

2. Voltage:

   • AdBlue DC pumps are designed to operate on DC voltage. Common voltages include 12V or 24V DC.

3. Flow Rate:

   • The flow rate of the pump is an essential specification. It is typically measured in liters per minute (LPM) or gallons per minute (GPM). The required flow rate depends on the application and the AdBlue consumption rate of the specific vehicle or system.

4. Pressure Rating:

   • The pump should be capable of providing the necessary pressure to ensure the efficient delivery of AdBlue to the SCR system. The pressure rating is often given in pounds per square inch (psi) or bar.

5. Materials of Construction:

   • The pump should be constructed with materials that are compatible with AdBlue to prevent contamination. Common materials include stainless steel, polypropylene, and Viton seals.

6. Ingress Protection (IP) Rating:

   • Given that AdBlue pumps may be installed in various environments, having a good IP rating is important to protect the pump from dust and water. A higher IP rating indicates better protection.

7. Mounting and Installation:

   • Considerations for ease of installation, mounting options, and compatibility with existing AdBlue dispensing systems should be taken into account.

8. Temperature Range:

   • AdBlue pumps should be able to operate within a specific temperature range. This is important to ensure proper functionality, especially in environments with extreme temperatures.

9. Certifications and Compliance:

   • Ensure that the pump complies with relevant industry standards and certifications. For AdBlue pumps, it's important to adhere to ISO 22241 standards to ensure the quality and purity of the AdBlue being dispensed.

10. Maintenance Requirements:

    • Understand the maintenance requirements of the pump, such as the replacement interval for diaphragms or seals.

11. Noise Level:

    • Consider the noise level produced by the pump, especially if it is intended for use in quiet environments.

12. Safety Features:

    • Some pumps may include safety features such as thermal overload protection or automatic shut-off to prevent damage in case of overheating or other issues.

Always refer to the manufacturer's specifications and guidelines for the specific AdBlue DC pump model you are considering, as these specifications can vary between different manufacturers and models.

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: EX-STOCK