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Pump-flo Jet - 60 Psi, 115V, 2 Cam - Has Viton Check Valve

Pump-flo Jet - 60 Psi, 115V, 2 Cam - Has Viton Check Valve

$370.99 USD
$370.99 USD
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Pump-flo Jet - 60 Psi, 115V...

$370.99

Product details

The Flojet Pump is a 115-volt, 2-cam diaphragm pump rated at 60 PSI and fitted with a Viton check valve. It moves solution under pressure in equipment such as carpet extractors and other spray-and-recovery cleaning machines that rely on a steady flow.

A pump that has lost pressure, cycles roughly, or fails to prime leaves the machine unable to deliver solution to the spray tips. Worn diaphragms and hardened check valves are common failure points. Fitting a correct 60 PSI replacement pump restores consistent pressure and reliable solution delivery.

  • Function: 115V 2-cam diaphragm pump, 60 PSI, with Viton check valve
  • Construction: Viton check valve for chemical and heat resistance
  • Benefit: restores steady solution pressure and flow
  • Tip: confirm your machine uses a 115V, 60 PSI pump before ordering

Mount the pump, connect the inlet and outlet lines in the correct direction, and verify it builds pressure and primes before putting the machine back to work.