Pumptec 112T Pump Head Only, Force 250, 200 psi

Regular price $795.56

SKU:PT001

Product Overview

Pumptec 112T plunger pump head, pump only, as used on the Force 250. Rated to 200 psi and 1.61 US gpm (about 6 L/min).

Specifications from Pumptec

  • Maximum pressure: 200 psi
  • Open flow: 1.61 US gpm (about 6.1 L/min)
  • Seals: Teflon; O-rings: Buna
  • Inlet and discharge ports: two each, 1/4 inch female NPT
  • Maximum fluid temperature: 60°C (140°F)
  • Body: anodised aluminium; plunger: 304 stainless steel; valves: stainless steel/acetal

Pump Only

This is the pump head without a motor. Match it to the motor and mounting on your machine.

Rebuild Rather Than Replace

A plunger pump is a machined body with consumable seals, valves and O-rings inside it. Those consumables are what fail; the body outlives them many times over. A pump that has lost pressure or started pulsing is almost always telling you the valves or the seals are done, not that the pump is finished.

A rebuild kit and an hour on the bench is a fraction of the price of a pump, and it keeps the machine earning.

Service Parts

Service Intervals

Pumptec recommends checking seals and valves at 500 hours, then every 500 hours until wear shows. Valves typically need changing at every seal change, and the pressure regulator should be serviced at the same time.

Service Manual

Specifications

CCW SKU PT001
Pump Pumptec 112T (Force 250), pump only
Max pressure 200 psi
Open flow 1.61 US gpm (about 6.1 L/min)
Seals / O-rings Teflon / Buna
Ports 2 inlet, 2 discharge, 1/4 inch F NPT
Max fluid temperature 60°C (140°F)
Body / plunger Anodised aluminium / 304 stainless steel

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it include a motor?

No. Pump head only.

Can I feed it hot water?

Pumptec rates it to 60°C (140°F) at the pump. Heaters belong after the pump.

Which rebuild kits fit?

Kit A 10001 and Kit B 10004.

What We See in the Field

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Pump part numbers vary by pump series and by the machine they were fitted to. Tell us the pump model, or the machine and its serial number, and we will confirm the part before you order.