Pneumatic/air drum pump

[Cheesy-Whisky]

Does anyone have a compressed air drum pump for sale or one they can recommend I can just buy from a vendor? Lots of expensive ones out there, I thought I could find one for a couple or 300 bucks.

[Kindred Spirits]

I typically recommend using  a piece of stainless steel pipe with a tri-clamp on one end to go down into the drum. Also works with any kind of self-priming pump.
Gets most of it out, then you can tilt the drum to get the rest.

[FIVE x 5 Consulting]

You might be looking for a FloJet pump:

https://www.tcwequipment.com/products/flojet-g70-high-proof-air-diaphragm-pump

https://www.tcwequipment.com/products/flojet-g57-air-diaphragm-pump

[Pour Decisions]

We use the G70 air diaphragm pump for transferring high proof spirits around and also use it attached to a stainless racking cane and used to pull finished spirits out of tanks headed for bottling. Works like a champ. We even built this portable stand that simply requires the air hose to be attached and she's ready to pump!

 

[Southernhighlander]

On 9/23/2024 at 5:00 PM, FIVE x 5 Consulting said:

You might be looking for a FloJet pump:

https://www.tcwequipment.com/products/flojet-g70-high-proof-air-diaphragm-pump

https://www.tcwequipment.com/products/flojet-g57-air-diaphragm-pump

We have a much better price on our g70 pumps.  https://shop.distillery-equipment.com/products/5-gpm-explosion-proof-beverage-alcohol-pump-for-high-proof-spirits-flojet-g70c?_pos=1&_sid=b4034ad58&_ss=r  The g57 pumps are not safe for pumping high proof as they do not have a grounding terminal.

If you have any distillery equipment needs including pumps call 417-270-0930 or 417-778-6100 or email paul@distillery-equipment.com