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Graco Process Transfer Equipment

Graco Process Transfer Equipment

Machinery Manufacturing

Minneapolis, MN 3,939 followers

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Website
http://www.graco.com/process
Industry
Machinery Manufacturing
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1926
Specialties
Manufacturing, Pumps, Innovation, EODD, AODD, Process Transfer Equipment, Peristaltic Pumps, High Purity Pumps, Fluid Transfer, Quality, Industrial Pumps, and Process Pumps

Updates

  • 230 GPM changes the math on compressed air. At that flow, the most expensive part of a diaphragm pump may not be the pump. It may be the air feeding it. The U.S. Department of Energy says more than 80% of the input energy to an air compressor can be lost as heat. That is not an AODD efficiency rating. But it is a reminder that compressed air carries a real energy cost before it ever reaches the pump. That is what makes the new Graco QUANTM i230 interesting. The i230 is a 3-inch electric-operated double diaphragm pump rated up to 230 GPM and up to 100 psi, built for high-flow applications traditionally served by pneumatic pumps. What Graco kept is almost as important as what changed. The i230 retains the diaphragm-pump behavior plants already use: self-priming operation, dry-run capability and stall-under-pressure operation. What changes is the power architecture. Electric operation removes the dependence on plant air, while integrated speed control, remote start/stop and status outputs give the pump a much cleaner path into plant automation. Graco says the QUANTM platform can reduce energy usage and costs by up to 80% compared with pneumatic pumps. Actual savings depend on the application — flow, pressure, air consumption, operating hours and electricity rate all matter. But at 230 GPM, this is no longer a small-pump efficiency conversation. High-flow diaphragm pumping is now part of the plant electrification conversation. Plant engineers: how many diaphragm pumps are still running on compressed air at your facility? Just the number. #QUANTM #PlantEngineering #EnergyEfficiency Graco Process Transfer Equipment

  • The shift from pneumatic to electric fluid handling systems is gaining momentum across industries. Electric pumps offer significant advantages: up to 80% energy savings, reduced maintenance requirements and better process control compared to traditional air-operated systems. This transition isn't just about efficiency – it's about meeting stricter environmental standards while reducing operational costs. Electric systems eliminate compressed air waste and provide more precise, consistent performance. Ready to see what QUANTM can do for your operation?

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  • Railroad sustainability is powered by collaboration and Graco is proud to be on board to tackle the advancement of environmental practices in the industry. We’re honored to receive a Certificate of Appreciation from the Railroad Environmental Conference (RREC) in Illinois. It’s a testament to our mission of providing customers with reliable, innovative solutions to move materials that matter. 📸 Bryan Parker, Graco Senior Account Manager, holding the award with Raghu Chatrathi (left) and Devin Sprinkle (right) of the Association of American Railroad.

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  • Fluid transfer in the oil and gas industry consistently faces challenges with corrosion, high energy costs and maintenance downtime. That’s why we developed the QUANTM EODD pump. Its revolutionary double diaphragm design delivers: ✅ Greater efficiency and lower energy use ✅ Reduced downtime and operating costs ✅ Lower environmental impact ✅ Lighter, quieter, more reliable performance Take a look at a recent implementation completed by Eric Gibson below. Good work, team! 👏

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