DescriptionThese units are designed and manufactured by Pumps Australia to the highest quality. Great for Oil & Gas industrial hydro static testing applications over long periods of time.STANDARD FEATURES:STAINLESS STEEL BUGGY. Using locally sourced stainless steel, our buggies are designed and manufactured here in Australia. Designed for the harsh mining environments these buggies come with our exclusive range of Never Flat Tyres, meaning you’ll never have to worry about a puncture or the tyres getting flat.ITALIAN MADE PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM. Utilising Italian engineering, all of our HYDRA series Hydro static tester units come high quality, high-pressure rated regulator valves. This gives our units the ability to adjust the pressure to pinpoint accuracy. With Stainless Steel internals and High-Quality Brass, these valves have a long design life.ITALIAN MADE HIGH-PRESSURE PUMPS. All of our HYDRA series units come standard with Italian-made Annovi Reverberi triplex or diaphragm pumps. All of our High-Pressure pumps are made from high-quality materials such as Brass, Stainless Steel, and Bronze. Annovi Reverberi (AR for short) also comes with international accreditation such as ISO 9001:2015, ATEX, EAC, CB & GS Certification.ITALIAN MADE ELECTRIC MOTORS. All of Pumps Australia’s electrical motors are made in Italy and have IEC60034-30 accreditation. Designed to be operated with high efficiency, all motors come standard with a Class F insulation material and Class H copper wire windings. Our range of motors is available in IP55, 65, and beyond.EXE/EXD UPGRADE.EXD – Flameproof Enclosure – The protection concept is to contain the explosion and prevent the flame propagation. Following the protection is pure mechanical, i.e. strength of housing and the installation and maintenance of functional flamepaths to avoid flame propagation. EXE – Increased Safety – The protection concept is to avoid all arcs, sparks or hot surfaces. This protection is more sophisticated and explosion integrity is taken care of by manufacturer.
