Yamada K50-ME Wet End Repair Kit for NDP-50
The Yamada K50-ME is a genuine Yamada wet end repair kit for NDP-50 series air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pumps. It contains the parts that touch the pumped fluid directly: the diaphragms and the check valve balls and seats that make the pump move liquid in one direction only.
Rebuilding the wet end restores full stroke volume and stops the slow cycling, lost prime or product-at-the-muffler symptoms that a cracked diaphragm or a worn check ball causes. Replace both diaphragms and all the check valve components together, even if only one side has failed, since they have run the same duty cycle and wear together.
Key Features
- Genuine Yamada wet end repair kit
- Fits NDP-50 series pumps
- Includes both diaphragms plus check valve balls, seats and gaskets
- Complete kit - no separate parts to source
Applications
- Wet end overhauls and preventive rebuilds
- Restoring lost flow, slow cycling or erratic operation
- Scheduled maintenance on hard-working pumps
- Marine, industrial, chemical and wash-down service
Specifications
- Brand: Yamada
- Manufacturer: Yamada America
- Kit Part Number: K50-ME
- Kit Type: Wet End Repair Kit
- Fits: NDP-50 Series
- Port Size: 2 in
- Condition: New
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this kit work if my pump has the -PP suffix?
The -PP suffix denotes a specific pump variant, usually a polypropylene wetted-parts option, and needs the matching -PP kit. Check your pump nameplate against the exact kit number before ordering.
Q: Does the kit include gaskets for the manifolds?
Yes, a complete wet-end kit includes the manifold and center-body gaskets along with the diaphragms and check valves, since those all get disturbed during a wet-end rebuild.
Q: How often does a pump need a rebuild kit?
There is no fixed interval - it depends on duty cycle, fluid chemistry and air quality. Rebuild at the first sign of reduced flow, product at the muffler, or erratic cycling rather than waiting for a full failure.
Q: Can I rebuild the pump without removing it from the line?
In most installations yes, provided the air and fluid lines can be isolated and disconnected at the pump, though it is easier to work on a bench.
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