ZUWA-Zumpe GmbH has developed a new adaptor for its drill powered impeller pumps of the series 2001-A and 2001-B. The adaptor allows for a safe fastening of the pump to any standard power drill. Thus ZUWA is presenting an intelligent solution connecting pump and drill regardless of brand and dimensions of the drill.
The small polyamide adaptor is screwed tightly to the pump. A stable and secure connection between drill and pump is provided by the drill depth stop which is fixed in a hole of the adaptor. The assembly is very easy and takes not more than two minutes.
The adaptor provides an uncomplicated way for a mobile application of a high capacity pump. Even with adaptor the pump is quite handy and fits perfectly into every tool kit.The dry self-priming ZUWA impeller pumps deliver 30 or 60 litres/minute and work at a pressure of 4 bar maximum. The pumps are particularly suitable for filling solar loops with heat transfer medium. Moreover they are capable of pumping numerous liquids including fuel oils and diesel.
At the ISH in Frankfurt from 10.03. to 14.03.2009 visitors can test and experience the application of ZUWA drill pumps at two booths: in hall 9.1, E02 and hall 6.3, C96.
The small polyamide adaptor is screwed tightly to the pump. A stable and secure connection between drill and pump is provided by the drill depth stop which is fixed in a hole of the adaptor. The assembly is very easy and takes not more than two minutes.
The adaptor provides an uncomplicated way for a mobile application of a high capacity pump. Even with adaptor the pump is quite handy and fits perfectly into every tool kit.The dry self-priming ZUWA impeller pumps deliver 30 or 60 litres/minute and work at a pressure of 4 bar maximum. The pumps are particularly suitable for filling solar loops with heat transfer medium. Moreover they are capable of pumping numerous liquids including fuel oils and diesel.
At the ISH in Frankfurt from 10.03. to 14.03.2009 visitors can test and experience the application of ZUWA drill pumps at two booths: in hall 9.1, E02 and hall 6.3, C96.
