Wilden Pump Repair Parts - Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps (AODD)
Diaphragms, O-Rings, Seals, Balls, Valves, Seats, Pistons, Chambers, Manifolds, Muffler, Gaskets, Screws, Washers, Nuts, Pipe Plug, Clamps, End Caps, Elbows, Bolts, Center Sections, Bushings, Shaft, Air Valve Assemblies, Spools, T-Sections, Covers, Studs & More!
Maintaining peak performance for your air-operated double-diaphragm (AODD) pump is crucial, and Wilden® offers an impressive range of diaphragms to achieve just that. Let’s dive into the details:
AODD Pump Operation:
- AODD pumps operate using two diaphragms driven by compressed air. As one diaphragm fills with air, it forces fluid out of one chamber while simultaneously filling the second chamber with fluid.
- These pumps are versatile and rugged, making them ideal for various applications, including oil and gas.
Wilden Diaphragms:
- Wilden, as the inventors of AODD pump technology, provides the largest selection of diaphragms globally.
- Their diaphragms enhance pump performance, offering long flex life, labor savings, and superior durability.
- Whether you’re dealing with aggressive chemicals, highly abrasive materials, or extreme temperatures, Wilden has a diaphragm tailored to your specific needs.
- Consider factors like chemical compatibility, life, flow, suction lift, temperature limits, and abrasion resistance when selecting the right diaphragm for your application.
Remember, with Wilden, you’re getting quality diaphragms that ensure safe, efficient, and trouble-free pump operation. Accept nothing less!
How to Select Your Diaphragm
Determining the correct diaphragm requires carefully identifying and factoring all process and application parameters into the analysis. A number of factors must be taken into account when choosing the proper diaphragm suitable for a specific application.
Chemical Resistance - Material compatibility with the fluid being pumped.
Temperature Ranges - Capability to remain flexible in low temperatures and not deteriorate in high temperatures.
Abrasion Resistance - Ability to withstand wear and friction from contract with solids and particles in the fluid being pumped.
Sanitary Standards - Requirements that the diaphragm comply with hygienic or sanitary standards.
Flex Life - Expected longevity of the diaphragm before requiring replacement.
Cost - Total cost of ownership determined by multiple factors such as initial price, rated flex life for the application and costs of downtime and diaphragm replacement labor.
To help you decide which diaphragm is right for you, start by reviewing Wilden's available diaphragm materials and diaphragm designs.
