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VERSAMATIC V163F PTFE Diaphragm for Sandpiper Pumps - Sandpiper Replacement Diaphragms
VERSAMATICSandpiper Replacement Diaphragms

VERSAMATIC V163F PTFE Diaphragm for Sandpiper Pumps

VERSAMATIC Sandpiper Replacement Diaphragms.

SKU 3G-OTH-86581

Brand
VERSAMATIC
Item
V163F PTFE Diaphragm for Sandpiper Pumps
Part Number
V163F
Category
Sandpiper Replacement Diaphragms
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V163F

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Product Description

VERSAMATIC Sandpiper Replacement Diaphragms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragm used for?

The VERSAMATIC V163F is a PTFE replacement diaphragm designed for Sandpiper pumps. It is used in industrial fluid handling applications requiring chemical resistance and durability, typically in processing, mining, or wastewater environments where reliable diaphragm pump operation is critical.

What are the specifications of the VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragm?

The VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragm is made of PTFE, sized for 1-inch pump ports, and operates in temperatures from -35°F to 220°F. The manufacturer part number is V163F. It is a direct replacement for Sandpiper pumps, ensuring compatibility with existing systems.

Where to buy VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragms worldwide?

You can source the VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragm through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this Sandpiper replacement part.

How to install the VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragm?

To install the VERSAMATIC V163F diaphragm, first isolate the pump and relieve system pressure. Remove the pump housing, replace the old diaphragm with the new PTFE unit, ensuring proper alignment. Reassemble and torque fasteners to manufacturer specifications. Always follow the pump manual for safety.

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Common applications for VERSAMATIC
Chemical processing — Versamatic AODD pump air-end repair kit 476.V029.000 with U-Cup for restoring air sealing
Industrial fluid handling — Versamatic VMB20 air-end repair kit 476.V353.000 with seals for pump maintenance
Maintenance and repair — Versamatic air-end repair kit 476.V072.000 with six glide ring assemblies for air distribution rebuild
Process industries — Versamatic air-end repair kit 476.V015.000 with spool seals for air valve servicing
Slurry transfer — Versamatic air-end repair kit 476.V071.000 with air valve gasket for proper air flow
General industrial — Versamatic air-end repair kit 476.V007.000 with diverter for air distribution restoration
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3G Electric supplies VERSAMATIC sandpiper replacement diaphragms. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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