EVO 1" Metallic diaphragm pumps are a practical choice when you want a tough, industrial-ready pump that fits seamlessly into common plant transfer and batching services. The series is designed to support consistent operation with a focus on process confidence, reduced complexity, and predictable serviceability, helping teams keep operations steady while minimizing maintenance disruption. It’s a strong category for facilities that want a rugged pump body with a modern operating approach.
For teams upgrading from legacy solutions, this category delivers the familiarity of diaphragm pump versatility while leaning into modern electric operation. That makes it an easy specification for facilities that value durability and repeatable performance, especially where the pump needs to support multiple duties and still deliver consistent results over time.
Performance Specifications
The performance profile supports both everyday transfer and more demanding process support, delivering solid flow for productivity and dependable lift for real-world inlet conditions. This gives facilities flexibility to use the same platform across a broader set of services, even when suction conditions aren’t ideal. It’s a “do-more-with-one-pump” category that helps standardization efforts succeed.
Max flow (flooded inlet): up to 39 GPM (149 L/min)
Max average working pressure: 50–90 PSIG (3.4–6.2 bar)
Wet / dry suction lift: up to 28.6 ft wet, 13.4 ft dry
Solids handling: up to 1/8" (3.3 mm)
Porting: hybrid internal thread options including NPTF / BSP
Typical Services & Ideal Applications
The EVO 1" Metallic category is ideal for facilities that need one pump family that can cover a wide range of everyday plant duties, from transfer and batching to equipment feed and circulation support. It’s especially effective for operations that routinely move fluid from totes, drums, and day tanks and benefit from dependable suction lift that makes installations more forgiving. This helps reduce setup friction in real-world plant conditions where perfect inlet geometry isn’t always available.
Typical uses include process supply and skid feed, washdown and utility chemical movement, and general production support where metallic construction is preferred for durability and long service life. It’s also a strong fit for plants standardizing on a rugged 1" platform that can handle multiple departments and multiple fluids while keeping outcomes consistent and maintenance planning straightforward.