Drum and Container Pumps

The fastest and safest way to extract fluids from industrial drums and IBC tanks. Portable, lightweight, and ergonomic design that eliminates the risk of spills.

Vertical Immersion (Tube) Technology

Thanks to their thin and long vertical bodies, drum pumps are designed to reach the bottom of IBCs, drums, and non-standard narrow-necked containers. While the pump motor is located at the top (outside) of the body, the rotor pushing the fluid is located at the lowest (immersed) end of the pump. In this way, safe liquid transfer is provided without the need to tip or tilt heavy drums.

Hardware and Occupational Safety Features

Eliminates the Need to Lift/Tilt Heavy Drums

Minimizes the Risk of Chemical Splashes and Work Accidents

Electric or Pneumatic Motor Options for Different Viscosities

PP, PVDF, Aluminum, or AISI 316L Stainless Tube Alternatives

ATEX (Ex-Proof) Compliance for Acids, Solvents, and Flammable Chemicals

Fast Cleaning and Maintenance Thanks to Easy-to-Dismantle Design

Material and Capacity Selection

* Pump immersion lengths should be selected between 700 mm and 1200 mm according to the depth of the packaging to be used (200L Drum, 1000L IBC, etc.).

APPLICATION / CHEMICAL	TUBE MATERIAL	IMMERSION LENGTH	MAX. VISCOSITY
Acids and Bases	PP (Polypropylene)	1000 mm / 1200 mm	300 cPs
Corrosive Chemicals	PVDF	1000 mm / 1200 mm	300 cPs
Food and Beverage Series	AISI 316L Stainless	1000 mm / 1200 mm	1,000 cPs
Flammable Solvents (ATEX)	Stainless + Ex-Proof	1000 mm / 1200 mm	800 cPs
Viscous Fluids (Shampoo)	AISI 316L (Progressive Cavity)	1000 mm / 1200 mm	100,000 cPs

Frequently Asked Questions

What density of liquids can be pumped with a drum pump?

Standard centrifugal type drum pumps work from water consistency up to light oils (max. 1000 cPs). For highly viscous liquids like cream, honey, or paste, 'progressive cavity' type vertical drum pumps should be preferred.

Is an ATEX (Ex-Proof) approved motor mandatory?

If the liquid you are transferring is thinner, alcohol, acetone, or a flammable petrochemical product, an ATEX-approved air or electric motor must absolutely be used to prevent explosions caused by static electricity or sparks.