Standard’s Drum Pumps are designed to transfer a variety of
materials from 55 gallon drums and tanks. Standard Pump
offers several different pumps, each designed for specific
applications. Before operating, please confirm that the pump’s
materials of construction are suitable for the application.
Unpacking
Cartons should be handled with care to avoid damage from
dropping, etc. After unpacking, inspect carefully for any
damage that may have occurred during transit. Check for
loose, damaged or missing parts.
General Safety Information
The responsibility for safe assembly, installation, and operation
ultimately rests with the operator. Read and understand ALL
safety precautions and operating instructions before operation.
Careless pump operation can result in serious injury.
1. Before operating the pump, read and understand these
operating instructions.
2. The operator should wear suitable protective clothing
including the following: face mask, safety shield or
goggles, gloves, apron, and safety shoes.
3. Before operating, verify the materials being pumped are
compatible with the pump’s “wetted components.”
4. All Federal, State, and local safety codes should be
followed.
5. Verify that the motor voltage corresponds to proper
electrical supply.
6. Before plugging motor into power supply, make sure the
motor switch is in the OFF position.
7. Before operation, confirm all pump connections are
properly tightened.
8. First pump clean water in order to familiarize yourself with
the pump’s operation, flow rate, discharge pressure and
motor speed.
9. Before starting the pump, confirm the discharge hose is
securely fastened to the receiving vessel in order to prevent
splashing.
10. Never leave pump unattended during operation.
11. Do not submerge the motor in any liquid.
12. When finished using the pump, flush the pump by
pumping water or an appropriate cleaning solution. Do not
use flammable or combustible cleaning solutions.
Note: For optimum performance make sure proper size air
lines are installed.
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Do not use these pumps for the transfer of
flammable or combustible products or in an
environment where flammable or combustible fumes are
present unless used in conjunction with an Explosion Proof
Motor, SP-A1FP or SPA2 Series air motor. Please contact the
factory or authorized distributor with any questions regarding
this matter (see page 24).
General Operation Guide (SP-8100 & SP-8200)
1. Use closed top drum or other cover to prevent possible
contamination.
2. Once the pump is fully cleaned, assembled and all
connections are securely fastened, insert the pump into the
drum or tank.
Air Line
Air Exhaust
3. Remove the pump foot (P/N: 8108 or 8108HH) by turning
clockwise (see Figure 2).
Pump Foot
Note: Recommend plumbing exhaust air away from drum or
tank to avoid possible contamination. Left port is air intake,
right port is air exhaust.
3. It is recommended to attach a suitable hose or pipe to the
pump discharge.
4. If you opt to use a hose, fasten the hose to the hose
barb with a suitable hose clamp that exceeds the pump
discharge pressure.
Make sure the hose meets the pump
discharge pressure requirements (SP-8100
= 16 psi (1,1 bar)) / (SP-8200 = 32 psi (2,2 bar). It is
recommended to use a hose that is rated 4 x the pump
discharge pressure.
Ex: 32 x 4 = 128 psi (9 bar).
5. Turn the motor to the “ON” position.
6. After use, clean the pump and store vertically.
1. In order to clean a majority of the residue from the pump
tube, immerse the pump into a 55 Gallon Drum of water
or a non-flammable, food safe cleaning agent. Allow the
pump to circulate the water for 3 minutes.
2. For a more thorough cleaning remove the motor from the
pump tube by loosening the connection nut (P/N: 8842)
(see Figure 2).
Figure 2
4. While holding the drive shaft (P/N: 2028 or 2029) with
pliers (Factory suggests grip-locks to avoid scarring shafts)
remove the impeller (P/N: 2706 or 4608HH) (see Figure 3).
Figure 3
NOTE: Use grip-lock pliers to hold shaft while removing
impeller counter clockwise.
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5. Remove the Pump Housing (P/N: 8107) by turning clockwise
(see Figure 4).
Figure 4
6. Remove the connection nut (P/N: 8842) (see Figure 5).
8. Secure drive shaft (P/N: 2028 or 2029) with grip-locks. Remove
coupling counter clockwise (P/N: 1004) (see Figure 7).
Figure 7
9. Insert screwdriver through bearing unit (P/N: 1038) (see
Figure 8).
Figure 5
7. Loosen connection flange from inner/outer assembly
by turning clockwise. Pull straight up separating the
connection flange (P/N: 8102) and drive shaft (P/N: 2028 or
2029) from the inner / outer tube assembly (P/N: 8104 or P/N:
8105) (see Figure 6).
Figure 6
Figure 8
NOTE: Ensure screwdriver is maintained inside bearing unit
so spacer and seal are stationary and aligned properly for
reassembly.
When replacing the drive shaft in the
bearing unit (P/N: 1038) during reassembly,
make sure the drive shaft is inserted through the spacer in
between the bearings inside the bearing unit. Failure to do so
could cause the bearing unit to prematurely fail.
10. Use a non-flammable, food safe cleaning agent to
manually clean remainder of pump tube.
11. After thoroughly inspecting all components, reassemble
in the reverse order of disassembly steps. Make sure all
components are clean, secure and undamaged.
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SP-8100 SERIES PARTS
SP-8200 SERIES PARTS
1
2
3
4
5
ITEM DESCRIPTION PART
NUMBER NUMBER
1
2
3
4
Connection Nut, SS316
Snap Ring, SS316
Pump Coupling
Bearing Unit Assembled — 2 each
8842
8208
1004
1038
Viton shielded bearings,
spacer, snap ring, bearing can
5
6
6
7
8
9
10
8
9
1110
11
12
13
14
15
7
16
17
12
18
V-Seal, PTFE
Drive Shaft, SS316
39" (1000 mm)
47" (1200 mm)
Guide Sleeve, PTFE
39" (1000 mm) /47" (1200 mm)
Connection Flange, SS316
O-Ring, Buna
Tri-Clamp, SS316
Hose Barb, SS316, 1" (25 mm)
Inner/Outer Tube Assembly, SS316
39" (1000 mm)
47" (1200 mm)
O-Ring, Buna (2 per set)
Pump Housing, SS316 w/ PTFE Bushing
Impeller, High Volume, PTFE (SP-8100)
Impeller, High Pressure, PTFE (SP-8200)
Pump Foot, High Volume, SS316 (SP-8100)
Pump Foot, High Pressure, SS316 (SP-8200)
4000
2028
2029
8106
8102
836
833
8833
8104
8105
8103
8107
2706
4608HH
8108
8108HH
13
14
15
17
16
18
When pumping flammable or combustible liquids, this pump must be used in conjunction with an explosion proof motor,
SP-A1FP or SP-A2 Series air motor (see page 26).
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Note: Flow rates are based on water. As viscosity increases, the flow
rate will decrease.
Assembly
1. Remove the pump and motor from packaging.
2. Inspect all contents for damage.
3. Couple the motor to the pump tube by using the Hex Nut
(see Figure 1).
Do not use these pumps for the transfer of
flammable or combustible products or in an
environment where flammable or combustible fumes are present
unless used in conjunction with an Explosion Proof Motor or
SP-A1FP / SP-A2 Series air motor. Please contact the factory or
authorized distributor with any questions regarding this matter
(see page 24).
General Operation Guide (SP-8800 & SP-8900)
1. Use closed top drum or other cover to avoid possible
contamination.
2. Once the pump is fully cleaned, assembled and all
connections are securely fastened, insert the pump into the
drum or tank.
Air Line
Air Exhaust
Electric
Figure 1
Air
4. First pump clean water in order to familiarize yourself with
the pump’s operation, flow rate, discharge pressure and
motor speed.
5. It is recommended to thoroughly clean and sanitize models
SP-8800 & SP-8900 before operation.
Note: For optimum performance make sure proper size air
lines are installed.
Note: Recommend plumbing discharge air away from drum or
tank to prevent possible contamination. Left port is air intake,
right port is air exhaust.
3. It is recommended to attach a suitable hose or pipe to the
pump discharge.
4. If you opt to use a hose, fasten the hose to the hose
barb with a suitable hose clamp that exceeds the pump
discharge pressure.
Make sure the hose meets the pump
discharge pressure requirements (SP-8800
= 16 psi (1,1 bar)) / (SP-8900 = 32 psi (2,2 bar). It is
recommended to use a hose that is rated 4 x the pump
discharge pressure. Ex: 32 x 4 = 128 psi (9 bar).
5. Turn the motor to the “ON” position.
6. After use, clean the pump and store vertically.
1. In order to clean a majority of the residue from the pump
tube, immerse the pump into a 55 Gallon Drum of water
or a non-flammable, food safe cleaning agent. Allow the
pump to circulate the water for 3 minutes.
2. For a more thorough cleaning remove the motor from the
pump tube by loosening the connection nut (P/N: 8842)
(see Figure 2).
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5. Remove O-ring (P/N: 8830) from drive shaft (P/N: 8806 or 8807)
3. Remove the pump foot (P/N: 8826 or P/N: 8926) by turning
Figure 4
located behind impeller (P/N: 8827 or P/N: 8927 (see Figure 4).
Drive Shaft
O-Ring
Pump Foot
Figure 2
clockwise (see Figure 2).
4. While holding the drive shaft (P/N: 8806 or P/N: 8807) with
pliers (Factory suggests grip-locks to avoid scarring shafts)
remove the impeller (P/N: 8827 or P/N: 8927) (see Figure 3).
6. Remove the Pump Housing (P/N: 8824) by turning clockwise
(see Figure 5).
Figure 5
7. Remove the connection nut (P/N: 8842) (see Figure 6).
Figure 3
NOTE: Use grip-lock pliers to hold shaft while removing
impeller counter clockwise.
Figure 6
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8. Remove tri-clamp fitting (P/N: 833).
9. Pull straight up separating the inner tube assembly (P/N:
8819 or P/N: 8820) from outer tube assembly (P/N: 8814 or
8815) (see Figure 7).
Figure 7
10. Secure inner tube assembly (P/N: 8819 or P/N: 8820). Lightly
tap drive shaft (P/N: 8806 or P/N: 8807) up through inner
tube assembly (see Figure 8).
Figure 9
12. Secure drive shaft (P/N: 8806 or P/N: 8807) with grip-
locks. Remove coupling (P/N: 1004), bearings (P/N:
1038-2),bearing spacer (P/N: 1038-4) and secondary seal
(P/N: 8803) (see Figure 10).
Coupling
Bearing
Spacer
Bearing
Seal
Figure 8
11. Remove guide sleeve (P/N: 8811) from drive shaft (P/N: 8806
or P/N: 8807) (see Figure 9).
Figure 10
13. Use a non-flammable, food safe cleaning agent to
manually clean remainder of pump tube.
14. After thoroughly inspecting all components, reassemble
in the reverse order of disassembly steps. Make sure all
components are clean, secure and undamaged.
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SP-8800 SERIES PARTS
SP-8900 SERIES PARTS
1
2
3
4
6
7
9
5
13
121413
8
10
11
15
16
17
19
18
20
ITEM DESCRIPTION PART
NUMBER NUMBER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Connection Nut, SS316
Snap Ring, SS316
Pump Coupling
Bearing
Bearing Spacer
Secondary Seal, PTFE
Drive Shaft, SS316
39" (1000 mm)
47" (1200 mm)
O-Ring, Buna
Guide Sleeve, PTFE
39" (1000 mm) /47" (1200 mm)
Inner Tube Assembly, SS316
39" (1000 mm)
47" (1200 mm)
O-Ring, Buna, (2 Per Set)
O-Ring, Buna
Tri-Clamp, SS316
Hose Barb, SS316 1.00" (25 mm)
Outer Tube Assembly, SS316
39" (1000 mm)
47" (1200 mm)
Pump Housing w/ PTFE Bushing
Impeller, High Volume, SS316 (SP-8800)
Impeller, High Pressure, SS316 (SP-8900)
Pump Foot, High Volume, SS316 (SP-8800)
Pump Foot, High Pressure, SS316 (SP-8900)
8842
8208
1004
1038-2
1038-4
8803
8806
8807
8830
8811
8819
8820
8823
836
833
8833
8814
8815
8824
8827
8927
8826
8926
When pumping flammable or combustible liquids, this pump must be used in conjunction with an explosion proof motor,
SP-A1FP or SP-A2 Series air motor (see page 26).
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SP-800SR SERIES
Specifications
Models SP-800SR
Maximum Liquid Temperature ............. Teflon Stator 300º F (148º C)
Food Grade Buna Stator 185º F (85º C)
Pump Type ....................... Progressive Cavity (Positive Displacement)
Motors ............................................................................ SP-ENC Series
Figure 1 – Attach Motor by Turning Hex Nut Clockwise
Notes
1. Pump stator elastomer (Teflon & Buna) may vary performance.
2. Performance is based on using a 900 RPM motor. Reducing motor
speed will decrease pump performance.
3. The SP-800SR Series pump is equipped with a gear reduction unit
which reduces the speed of the pump to between 750 and 900 RPM
Therefore, the motor speed must not exceed 16,000 RPM’s in order
to achieve the proper operating RPM’s of the pump.
4. Performance will vary depending on whether the product being
pumped is newtonian (viscosity remains constant regardless of
shear) or non-newtonian (viscosity does not remain constant with
shearing).
5. Flow rates based on water. As viscosity increases, the flow rate will
decrease.
The SP-800SR Series Pump is recommended
for intermittent duty use only. (ie., 30
minute intervals with a 10 minute cooling off period). For
continuous duty applications, Standard Pump recommends
using the SP-800DD Series Pump.
The SP-800SR Series Pump is positive
displacement pumps and should never be
operated against shut-off elements such as nozzles, valves, etc.
Failure to comply may result in excessive pressure build
resulting in serious injury and pump damage.
The SP-800SR Series Pump should not be run
dry. Running the pump dry will result in
serious damage to the mechanical seal and stator of the pump.
1. Remove the pump and motor from packaging.
2. Inspect all contents for damages.
3. Couple the electric motor to the pump using the hex nut
(see Figure 1).
4. First pump clean water in order to familiarize yourself with
the pump’s operation, flow rate, discharge pressure and
motor speed.
5. It is recommended to thoroughly clean and sanitize
SP-800SR series pumps before operation (see page 12).
6. Use closed top drum or cover to prevent possible
contamination.
Figure 2
Operation
1. Once the pump is fully assembled and all connections are
fastened, insert the pump into the drum or tank (see Figure 2).
2. It is recommended to attach a suitable hose or pipe to the
pump discharge.
Make sure the hose meets the pump
discharge pressure requirements (SP-800-751
or SP-800-1851= 87 psi (6 bar)) / (SP-800-752= 174 psi (12,1 bar).
It is recommended to use a hose that is rated 4 x the pump
discharge pressure. Ex: 87 x 4= 348 psi (24,3 bar).
3. If you opt to use a hose, fasten the hose to the hose
barb with a suitable hose clamp that exceeds the pump
discharge pressure.
4. Make sure the speed control knob on the motor is turned
to the MIN position (completely counterclockwise).
5. Turn the motor switch to the ON position.
6. Slowly throttle the motor up by turning the speed control
knob clockwise.
Do not use these pumps for the transfer
of flammable or combustible products or
in an environment where flammable or combustible fumes are
present.
Maintenance & Disassembly (See page 12)
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SP-800DD SERIES
Specifications
Models SP-800DD
Maximum Liquid Temperature ............. Teflon Stator 300º F (148º C)
Food Grade Buna Stator 185º F (85º C)
Pump Type ....................... Progressive Cavity (Positive Displacement)
1. Pump stator elastomer (Teflon & Buna) may vary performance.
2. Performance is based on using a 900 RPM motor. Reducing motor
speed will decrease pump performance. Do not increase motor
speed above 900 RPM.
3. Performance will vary depending on whether the product being
pumped is newtonian (viscosity remains constant regardless of
shear) or non-newtonian (viscosity does not remain constant with
shearing).
4. Flow rates based on water. As viscosity increases, the flow rate will
decrease.
The SP-800DD Series Pump is positive
displacement pumps and should never be
operated against shut-off elements such as nozzles, valves, etc.
Failure to comply may result in excessive pressure build
resulting in serious injury and pump damage.
The SP-800DD Series Pump should not be run
dry. Running the pump dry will result in
serious damage to the mechanical seal and stator of the pump.
1. Remove the pump and motor from packaging.
2. Inspect all contents for damages.
3. Couple the motor to the pump. Bolt electric or pneumatic
motor to the pump using the hardware provided by the
manufacturer (see figure 3).
Figure 3
4. It is recommended to thoroughly clean and sanitize
SP-800DD series pumps before operation.
5. Closed top drum or cover is recommended to prevent
possible contamination.
6. Motor
a) Electric – make sure motor and plug are wired to proper
voltage and direction. Use wiring diagram on nameplate.
b) Air – for optimum performance make sure proper size air
Note: Recommend plumbing discharge air away from drum or
tank to prevent possible contamination.
When using an SP-A4FP, SP-A6FP or SP-A8FP
motor, Standard Pump recommends the use
of a Fliter Lubricator Regulator (FLR) in order to ensure a
moisture free supply of air to the motor.
Do not operate the SP-800DD-1851 series
pump on viscosities greater than 10,000 cps
(mPAS). Do not operate the SP-800DD-751 or SP-800DD-752
series pumps on viscosities greater than 100,000 cps (mPAS).
Failure to comply will result in premature pump failure.
When using an SP-800DD pump in
conjunction with an air motor (SP-A4FP,
SP-A6FP or SP-A8FP), make sure the air line is connected to the
air inlet hole on the left side of the motor as you face the
motor. This will insure that the motor turns in a clockwise
direction. Use the pump arrow to verify proper direction. If
the pump rotates counterclockwise, the internal components
will disassemble.
Do not use these pumps for the transfer
of flammable or combustible products or
in an environment where flammable or combustible fumes are
present. unless used in conjunction with Explosion Proof or Air
motor. Please consult the factory or authorized distributor with
any questions regarding installation (see page 26).
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7. Once the pump is fully assembled and all connections are
fastened, insert the pump into the drum or tank. Pump can
be suspended from hoisting system using a pump hanger
(P/N: 8430).
P/N: 8430
8. It is recommended to attach a suitable hose or pipe to the
pump discharge.
9. If you opt to use a hose, fasten the hose to the hose
barb with a suitable hose clamp that exceeds the pump
discharge pressure.
Make sure the hose meets the pump
discharge pressure requirements (SP-800-751
or SP-800-1851=87 psi (6 bar)) / (SP-800-752=174 psi (12,1 bar)).
It is recommended to use a hose that is rated 4 x the pump
discharge pressure. Ex: 87 x 4= 348 psi (24,3 bar).
2. Loosen set screw on side of Hex Nut (see Figure 5).
3. Place a screwdriver (or similarly shaped object) in the
mechanical seal inspection port (see Figure 5).
4. Use a large wrench to loosen the Hex Nut while
simultaneously holding the screwdriver in the seal
inspection port (see Figure 5).
Mechanical Seal
Inspection Port
Hex Nut
Set Screw
Figure 5
5. Once the Hex Nut is loosened, remove the outer tube from
the drive shaft assembly (see Figure 6).
1. Remove motor from pump tube. For models SP-800SR:
loosen Hex Nut in clockwise rotation (see Figure 3). For
models SP-800DD: loosen (4) bolts that attach the pump to
the motor (see Figure 4).
Figure 3
NOTE: Remove motor
by turning hex nut
clockwise
Figure 4
NOTE: Remove 4 bolts
from motor flange.
Drive Shaft
Assembly
Outer Tube
Assembly
Figure 6
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6. Remove the stator from the pump tube body by turning
clockwise (see Figure 7).
Outer Tube
Assembly
Stator
Figure 7
7. Hold the drive shaft in a fixed position and loosen the rotor
(counterclockwise) located at the bottom of the drive shaft (see
Figure 8).
Drive Shaft
Assembly
Rotor
Figure 8
8. Insert a small screwdriver (or similar object) through the
small hole on the shaft located inside the mechanical seal
inspection port (see Figure 9).
9. While holding the small shaft still, loosen
(counterclockwise) the pump drive shaft with large wrench.
(see Figure 9).
MECHANICAL SEAL REPLACEMENT/ PUMP ASSEMBLY
(SP-800SR & SP-800DD)
1. Follow steps 1-9 under the Disassembly / Cleaning
Procedures from above.
2. The mechanical seal will be exposed in the lower portion of
the mechanical seal bushing (see Figure 10).
Mechanical Seal
Figure 10
Mechanical Seal Bushing
O-Ring
Seal
Seal
O-Ring
Washer
Spring
3. Remove damaged seal and replace with a new mechanical
seal. Use a suitable lubricant on the seals O-rings.
Wear gloves when performing seal
maintenance. Touching the seal face
could cause premature failure.
4. Reinstall mechanical seal bushing into bearing housing.
7. Thread stator can onto pump body (see Figure 7).
8. Apply a suitable lubricant on rotor.
9. Once Bearing Housing, drive shaft, and rotor are securely
threaded together, insert this assembly into the pump body
(see Figure 6, page 12).
10. Tighten the Hex Nut on the pump body to the Bearing
housing. Use screwdriver (or similarly shaped object) in the
mechanical seal inspection port (see Figure 5, page 12).
11. Use a large wrench to tighten the Hex Nut while
simultaneously holding the screwdriver in the seal
inspection port (see Figure 5, page 12).
12. Replace set screw into hex nut.
13. Reattach motor and resume operation. (SP-800SR: see
Figure 3, page 12); (SP-800DD: see Figure 4, page 12).
TFE Series Only
Drive Shaft
Assembly
Figure 9
Notch On
TFE Stator
Stator Tube Top View
Pin On Inside Stator Tube
Note: Slide the TFE stator into the stator tube. Make sure the pin on the
stator tube lines up with the notch on the TFE stator insert.
Stainless Steel
O-Ring Seats into
Top of Stator Tube
Stator Tube with
TFE Stator Inserted
Inside
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1.50" (38 mm) 835
16 Gasket, PTFE 731
17 O-Ring, Buna 836
18 Gasket, Buna 737 Gasket, PTFE 738
19 Set Screw, SS316 757
20 Ring, SS316 (For Use with Teon Stator Only) 0016
Do not use these pumps for the transfer of flammable or combustible products or in an environment where
flammable or combustible fumes are present unless used in conjunction with Explosion Proof or Air motor.
Please consult the factory or authorized distributor with any questions regarding installation (see page 26).
*Includes Stator & Stator Tube. ** Does not include Stator #11 (PTFE stator only).
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Motor..................................................... SP-ENC Series
Notes
1. Performance will vary depending on whether the product being pumped is Newtonian
(viscosity remains constant regardless of shear) or non-Newtonian (viscosity does not remain
constant with shearing).
2. Flow rates based on water. As viscosity increases, the flow rate will decrease.
The Ultra Mass Batch Control System is a
positive displacement pump system and
should never be operated against shut-off elements such as
nozzles, valves, etc. Failure to comply may result in excessive
pressure build resulting in serious injury and pump damage.
The Ultra Mass Batch Control System should
not be run dry. Running the pump dry will
result in serious damage to the mechanical seal and stator of
the pump.
Assembly
1. Remove the pump, motor, and meter from packaging.
2. Inspect all contents for damages.
3. Couple the electric motor to the pump using the hex nut.
4. Attach the Ultra Mass meter to the pump discharge using
the supplied tri-clamp fitting.
5. Attach the check valve (p/n:384510V) to the Ultra Mass
meter using the supplied tri-clamp fitting.
6. Attach the hose barb to the check valve using the supplied
tri-clamp fitting.
7. Pump clean water in order to familiarize yourself with the
system operation.
8. It is recommended to thoroughly clean and sanitize the
Ultra Mass Batch Control System before use.
9. Use closed top drum or cover to prevent possible
contamination.
Do not use the Ultra Mass Batch Control
System for the transfer of flammable or
combustible products or in an environment where flammable
or combustible fumes are present. Failure to comply may
result in serious injury or death.
Operation – Ultra Mass Series
1. Please refer to the Operation – SP-800SR Series portion of
these operating instructions on page 10 for the pump and
motor portion of this system.
2. For information regarding the calibration and operation of
the Ultra Mass Meter, please refer to the factory operating
instructions included in this package.
Maintenance
Please refer to page 12 of these operating instructions for
information on disassembly, cleaning, and maintenance of this
system.
Note: Motor spare parts (see page 23) Pump spare parts (see page 17)
Maintenance (see page 12)
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8500, 8500BL, 8501, 8501BL, 8513, 8513BL,8514, 8514BL
SPARE PARTS
Motor..................................................... SP-ENC Series
Notes
1. Performance will vary depending on whether the product being pumped is Newtonian
(viscosity remains constant regardless of shear) or non-Newtonian (viscosity does not remain
constant with shearing).
2. Flow rates based on water. As viscosity increases, the flow rate will decrease.
The Ultra Mag Batch Control System is a
positive displacement pump system and
should never be operated against shut-off elements such as
nozzles, valves, etc. Failure to comply may result in excessive
pressure build resulting in serious injury and pump damage.
The Ultra Mag Batch Control System should
not be run dry. Running the pump dry will
result in serious damage to the mechanical seal and stator of
the pump.
Assembly
1. Remove the pump, motor, and meter from packaging.
2. Inspect all contents for damages.
3. Couple the electric motor to the pump using the hex nut
4. Attach the Ultra Mag meter to the pump discharge using
the supplied tri-clamp fitting.
5. Attach the check valve (p/n: 384510V) to the Ultra Mag
6. Attach the hose barb to the check valve using the supplied
7. Pump clean water in order to familiarize yourself with the
8. It is recommended to thoroughly clean and sanitize the
9. Use closed top drum or cover to prevent possible
combustible products or in an environment where flammable
or combustible fumes are present. Failure to comply may
result in serious injury or death.
Operation – Ultra Mag Series
1. Please refer to the Operation - SP-800SR series portion of
2. For information regarding the calibration and operation of
meter using the supplied tri-clamp fitting.
tri-clamp fitting.
system operation.
Ultra Mass Batch Control System before use.
contamination.
Do not use the Ultra Mag Batch Control
System for the transfer of flammable or
these operating instructions on page 10 for the pump and
motor portion of this system.
the Ultra Mag Meter, please refer to the factory operating
instructions included in this package.
Maintenance
Please refer to page 12 of these operating instructions for
information on disassembly, cleaning, and maintenance of this
system.
Note: Motor spare parts (see page 23) Pump spare parts (see page 19)
Maintenance (see page 12)
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8300, 8300BL, 8301, 8301BL, 8313, 8313BL, 8314, 8314BL
SPARE PARTS
Motor..................................................... SP-ENC Series
Notes
1. Performance will vary depending on whether the product being pumped is Newtonian
(viscosity remains constant regardless of shear) or non-Newtonian (viscosity does not remain
constant with shearing).
2. Flow rates based on water. As viscosity increases, the flow rate will decrease.
The pumps system is a positive displacement
pump system and should never be operated
against shut-off elements such as nozzles, valves, etc. Failure
to comply may result in excessive pressure build resulting in
serious injury and pump damage.
Running the pump dry will result in serious
damage to the mechanical seal and stator of
the pump.
Assembly
1. Remove the pump, motor, and meter from packaging.
2. Inspect all contents for damages.
3. Couple the electric motor to the pump using the hex nut.
4. Attach the meter to the pump discharge using the supplied
tri-clamp fitting.
5. Attach the hose barb to the meter using the supplied tri-
clamp fitting.
6. Pump clean water in order to familiarize yourself with the
system operation.
7. It is recommended to thoroughly clean and sanitize the
system before use.
8. Use closed top drum or cover to prevent possible
contamination.
Do not transfer of flammable or
combustible products or in an environment
where flammable or combustible fumes are present. Failure to
comply may result in serious injury or death.
Operation
1. Please refer to the Operation – SP-800SR Series portion of
these operating instructions on page 10 for the pump and
motor portion of this system.
2. For information regarding the calibration and operation of
the meter, please refer to the factory operating instructions
included in this package.
Maintenance
Please refer to page 12 of these operating instructions for
information on disassembly, cleaning, and maintenance of this
system.
Note: Motor spare parts (see page 23) Pump spare parts (see page 21)
Maintenance (see page 12)
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8320, 8320BL, 8321, 8321BL SPARE PARTS
ITEM DESCRIPTION PART
NUMBER NUMBER
1
2
1 Pump Coupling 1004
2 Connection Nut, SS316 8842
3 Snap Ring, SS316 8208
3
4 Gear Reduction Unit, SS316 701
5 Mechanical Seal Bushing, SS316 702
4
6 Mechanical Seal, SIC 703
7 Gasket, PTFE 735
8 Drive Shaft, SS316 705
5
16
6
15
9 Rotor, SS316 710
10 Gasket, PTFE 731
11 Outer Tube Assembly, SS316 801
12 Stator, PTFE (Insert Only) 824
7
11
13 Stator Tube, SS316 876
14 Stator Tube for Bagliners, SS316 876BL
15 Gasket, PTFE 738
16 Set Screw, SS316 757
17 Ring, SS316 0016
8
18 Turbine Meter HM150FF00
19 Control Module HRTI000
17
20 Tri-Clamp 833
10
14
13
21 Hose Barb
1.5 ( 38 mm) 835
9
12
22 O-Ring, Buna 836
20
19
18
22
22
20
21
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Standard Pump Operating Instructions and Parts Manual (OIPMS0611)
Use Of Air Motors In Hazardous Atmospheres
At the present time, there are no known standards governing the operation of air motors in hazardous atmospheres. However,
there are several points regarding the safety of air motors.
First of all, an air motor is not a source of electric sparks. However, it is possible that an article which is not part of the air motor
(e.g., wrenches, hammers, etc.) could create a spark by sharply impacting a cast iron or aluminum case or the steel shaft of the
air motor. (Note that electric motor enclosures for both class I and II hazardous locations can be made of “...iron, steel, copper,
bronze, or aluminum...” (UL 674, Electric Motors and Generators – Hazardous Locations, June 23, 1989; paragraph 4.2, page 6).
Second, an air motor housing is not designed to contain an internal explosion as is an explosion-proof electric motor. The only
possible internal source of ignition in an air motor is a contact between the station housing components and the rotating
elements that might create a spark. The likelihood of this occurring is reduced by the fact that the contact must be made at
precisely the same time as a flammable or explosive gas is introduced into the air motor in a sufficient quantity to achieve
a flammable or explosive mixture while overcoming the positive pressure of the driving gas. In other words, although highly
improbable, an internal explosion in an air motor is possible.
Finally, an air motor is designed to be operated by compressed air, the expansion of which in normal operation creates a cooling
effect. As a result, the temperature of the air motor will not exceed the height of the temperatures of the surrounding
atmosphere or the air delivered to the inlet.
We do not guarantee the safety of every application, but to ensure the safe operation of an air motor in your application, always
follow the product direction and consult with a qualified engineer.
(Source: Gast Manufacturing, Air Motors Handbook, page 2)
Note: This statement is only applicable in North America.
Grounding Procedures
TRANSFERRING OF FLAMMABLES OR USE IN HAZARDOUS DUTY
Bonding is an electrical connection between a primary metal vessel and a metal receiving vessel. See schematic.
Grounding is an electrical connection between a metal vessel, pump, motor and a constant ground; i.e. a metal rod driven into
the earth.
Bonding and grounding are required when pumping ammable materials or in hazardous duty environments. Failure to bond
and ground properly can cause a discharge of static electricity resulting in re, injury or death. Follow NFPA 77 and 30 proce-
dures at all times. If in doubt, do not start pump! Be sure bonding and grounding wires are secure before starting operation.
(Ground and bond wires must have less than one ohm resistance for safe usage. Check continuity before starting). Always check
with a safety engineer when any question arises and periodically check safety procedures with a safety engineer
Air Line
Exhaust Line
Solvent resistant safety
hose with wir
Ground Wire
Bond Wire
e ground
Rod
Earth Ground
Motor: SP-A1 or SP-A2 Series
Pump Tube: SP-8100, SP-8200, SP-8800 or SP-8900 Series
Metal Drum
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WARRANTY
Declarations
Declaration of Conformity When this unit is used as a stand alone unit it complies with:
Machinery Directive 98/37/EC EN60204,
EN60335-2-41, EN60335-1, Low Voltage Directive 73/23/Eec
EN61010-1, EMC Directive 89/336/Eec EN55014, EN 550104,
EN50081-1, EN50082-1
Declaration of Incorporation When this pump unit is to be installed into machine
or is to be assembled with other machines for
installations, it must not be put into service until
the relevant machinery has been declared in
conformity with Machine Directive 98/37/EC
EN60204, EN60335-2-41, EN60335-1.
Responsible person: Donald M. Murphy, President, Standard Pump, Inc.
1540 University Drive, Auburn, Georgia 30011
Ph: 001-770-307-1003 Fax: 001-770-307-1009
e-mail: info@standardpump.com
www.standardpump.com
Three year limited warranty
Standard Pump, Inc. warrants, subject to the conditions below, through either Standard Pump, Inc., it’s subsidiaries,
or its authorized distributors, to repair or replace free of charge, including labor, any part of this equipment which
fails within three years of delivery of the product to the end user. Such failure must have occurred because of defect
in material or workmanship and not as a result of operation of the equipment other than in accordance with the
instructions given in this material. Specic exceptions include:
• Consumable items such as motor brushes, bearings, couplings and impellers. (Motor brushes typically have a life
span of approximately 700 hours. This will vary with the manner in which the motor is used)
Conditions of exceptions include:
• Equipment must be returned by prepaid carriage to Standard Pump, Inc., its subsidiary or authorized distributor.
• All repairs, modications must have been made by or with express written permission by Standard Pump, Inc.,
it’s subsidiary or authorized distributor.
• Equipment which have been abused, misused, or subject to malicious or accidental damage or electrical
surge are excluded.
Warranties purporting to be on behalf of Standard Pump, Inc. made by any person, including representatives of
Standard Pump, Inc, its subsidiaries, or its distributors, which do not fall within the terms of this warranty shall not
be binding upon Standard Pump, Inc. unless expressly approved in writing by a Director or Manager of Standard
Pump, Inc. Information for returning pumps Equipment which has been contaminated with, or exposed to, bodily
uids, toxic chemicals or any other substance hazardous to health must be decontaminated before it is returned to
Standard Pump, Inc, or its distributor. A returned goods authorization number (RGA #) issued by Standard Pump, Inc.,
its subsidiary or authorized distributor, must be included with the returned equipment. The RGA # is required if the
equipment has been used. If the equipment has been used, the uids that have been in contact with the pump and
the cleaning procedure must be specied along with a statement that the equipment has been decontaminated.
Is hereby authorized to continue to apply the 3-A Symbol to the models of equipment,
conforming to 3-A Sanitary Standards for:
®
Centrifugal and Positive Rotary Pumps, Number: 02-10, set forth below:
Model Designations: Progressive Cavity Drum Transfer Pumps - SP-800 Series
(See Attached)
Valid through: December 31, 2012
Timothy R. Rugh_______________________
Executive Director, 3-A Sanitary Standards, Inc.
*****
The issuance of this authorization for the use of the 3-A Symbol is based upon the volun-
tary certication, by the applicant for it, that the equipment listed above complies fully
with the 3-A Sanitary Standards designated. Legal responsibility for compliance is solely
that of the holder of this Certicate of Authorization, and 3-A Sanitary Standards, Inc.
does not warrant that the holder of an authorization at all times complies with the provisions of the said 3-A Sanitary Standards. This in no way affects the responsibility of 3-A
Sanitary Standards, Inc. to take appropriate action is cases in which evidence of nonconformance has been established.
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