Diaphragm Pump for Plating
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Plating explicitly named application sector.
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Real Specifications
| FT025 conductive option | FT025 offers a Conductive Polypropylene wetted-material option — the only size in the FTI Air line with this option | ftiair-non-metallic-aodd.md |
| FT025 flow/pressure | Max flow 5.8 gpm (22 lpm), max air pressure 120 psi (8.3 bar) | ftiair-non-metallic-aodd.md |
| FT-series applications | Vendor's shared application list explicitly includes plating solutions | ftiair-non-metallic-aodd.md |
| Construction options | Diaphragm materials include Santoprene, PTFE, Neoprene, FKM, EPDM, Buna, Hytrel, Polyurethane depending on size | ftiair-non-metallic-aodd.md |
FTI Air's conductive-polypropylene option on the FT025 exists specifically to bleed static charge — plating rinse and solvent lines carry the same static-ignition risk profile the vendor's drum-pump flammables warning addresses, and conductive-PP is the material response at the smallest pump size in the line.
A plating line moves both aggressive rinse chemistry and, upstream, solvent-based degreasers — FT025's conductive-polypropylene option is real, size-specific evidence that static-charge control matters in this application even at a 1/4-inch pump, not just on the flammables-warehouse side of the shop.
Every claim on this page traces to real, vendor-published documentation on file with LibertyCES. Confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final specification.
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FAQ
Is Diaphragm Pump used in Plating?
Plating explicitly named application sector. This is strong evidence.
What products are specified for Diaphragm Pump in Plating?
Documented examples include FTI Air FT-Series — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final selection.
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