Hydra-Cell D03XKSGHFECA 3.1 GPM Solid Shaft Diaphragm Pump
The Hydra-Cell D03XKSGHFECA is engineered for facilities that need dependable fluid transfer without the leaks, wear, or downtime that come from conventional seal-based pumps. Built around a 316 stainless steel pump head with Viton-XT diaphragms and O-rings, it moves up to 3.1 GPM at 1750 RPM while standing up to a broad range of corrosive, abrasive, and non-lubricating liquids that would quickly damage typical pump designs.
What sets this pump apart is its seal-less, diaphragm-based construction. There are no packing glands, cups, or mechanical seals to wear out, which means it can run dry indefinitely and safely handle a closed or restricted inlet without damage. Only the diaphragms, O-rings, and check valves ever contact the pumped fluid, so maintenance stays simple and infrequent — most operators see thousands of hours of continuous service before check valve attention is needed. The solid shaft design gives installers the flexibility to couple the pump to the motor of their choice, making it a natural fit for custom skid builds, retrofit projects, and OEM equipment.
From chemical metering and dosing to agricultural fertilizer application, industrial process fluid transfer, humidification systems, and reverse osmosis pre-treatment, the D03XKSGHFECA adapts to a wide variety of environments. Its combination of stainless steel durability and Viton chemical resistance makes it a practical choice anywhere consistent, leak-free performance is non-negotiable.
Key Features
- Seal-less diaphragm design with no packing, cups, or dynamic seals to leak or wear
- Runs dry indefinitely without damage
- Operates safely against a closed or blocked inlet
- 316 stainless steel pump head for broad chemical compatibility
- Viton-XT diaphragms and O-rings for resistance to aggressive fluids
- 17-4 PH stainless steel valve seats and machined valves
- Elgiloy valve springs with Celcon valve spring retainers
- Solid, shaft-driven design for flexible motor coupling
- Consistent volumetric and energy efficiency across the full RPM range
- Fully contained pumped fluid supports environmental compliance
Applications
- Chemical metering and dosing
- Agricultural fertilizer injection and hydro-seeding
- Catalyst injection for emissions/NOx reduction
- Greenhouse humidification and evaporative cooling
- Hydrostatic testing
- Reverse osmosis pre-treatment
- General industrial process fluid transfer
- Corrosive, abrasive, and slurry fluid handling
Specifications
- Model: D03XKSGHFECA
- Maximum Flow Rate: 3.1 GPM (11.7 L/min) at 1750 RPM
- Maximum Pressure: 1200 PSI (metallic pump head)
- Primary Inlet Port: 1/2 in NPT
- Secondary Inlet Port: 3/8 in NPT
- Discharge Port: 3/8 in NPT
- Shaft Diameter: 5/8 in
- Pump Head Material: 316 Stainless Steel
- Diaphragm/O-ring Material: Viton-XT
- Valve Seats/Valves: 17-4 PH Stainless Steel
- Valve Springs: Elgiloy
- Valve Spring Retainers: Celcon
- Hydraulic Oil: 10W30 Hydra-Oil (standard duty)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between the D03 and M03 Hydra-Cell pump series?
A: The D03 uses a solid, shaft-driven design that requires a separate motor and shaft coupling, while the M03 has a hollow shaft that mounts directly to a 56C NEMA frame motor, eliminating the need for a coupling.
Q: Can the D03XKSGHFECA run dry without being damaged?
A: Yes, its seal-less diaphragm design allows it to run dry indefinitely and operate safely against a closed or restricted inlet without harming the pump.
Q: What fluids is this pump compatible with?
A: The 316 stainless steel pump head and Viton-XT diaphragms and O-rings allow it to handle a wide range of corrosives, abrasives, slurries, and non-lubricating fluids.
Q: Does this pump include a motor?
A: No, the D03XKSGHFECA is sold as a pump only and requires a separately sourced motor and shaft coupling for operation.
Q: How often does this pump require maintenance?
A: Since only the diaphragms, O-rings, and check valves contact the fluid, wear is gradual and typically only the check valves need service, often after thousands of hours of continuous operation.