S/G1003HUE-BLEACH
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Overview
This is a compact soft wash skid built around an electric-start Honda GX200 engine and the newly released UDOR Zeta-42 PP diaphragm pump — the first gasoline diaphragm pump designed to run straight sodium hypochlorite (bleach). It puts out 10.4 GPM at 290 PSI, moving the volume soft washing needs at the low pressure that protects surfaces. The wet parts — anodized aluminum bodies, polypropylene heads and manifolds, stainless steel valves, and GREENTECH diaphragms — stand up to aggressive soft wash chemicals. It's built for pros running mold, mildew, moss, algae, fungus, and bacteria remediation who need a chemical-resistant pump that won't get eaten alive by bleach mixes.
What's included
- Electric-start Honda GX200 engine
- UDOR Zeta-42 PP diaphragm pump — first gas diaphragm pump built to run sodium hypochlorite
- 10.4 GPM at 290 PSI for high-volume low-pressure soft washing
- Chemical-resistant wet parts compatible with aggressive soft wash chemicals
- GREENTECH diaphragms
- Bolt-on regulator to prevent leaks when adjusting the pressure knob
- Aluminum skid frame, 31.3 lbs
Specifications
- Flow (GPM)
- 9.0+
- Engine
- Honda
- Drive
- Gear Drive
- Pump
- UDOR Zeta-42 PP diaphragm (bleach pump)
- Max Flow
- 10.4 GPM
- Max Pressure
- 290 PSI
- Max RPM
- 550
- Diaphragms
- 3, GREENTECH
- Frame Type
- Aluminum skid
- Inlet
- 1.25"
- Outlet
- 1/2" x 2
- Bypass
- 3/4"
- Pump Material
- Anodized aluminum bodies, polypropylene heads & manifolds, stainless steel valves
- Diaphragm Material
- GREENTECH
- Oil Capacity
- 20 fl oz
- Weight
- 31.3 lbs
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