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DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY Verderflex® Dura pumps are warranted against defects in workmanship and material under normal use (rental use excluded) for two years from date of purchase. This is to the extent that Verder will at its option replace, repair or refund, in full, the purchase price of the instrument of any part thereof manufactured by Verder, which in our opinion is defective.
In addition, instead of replacing or repairing the instrument as aforesaid, Verder may, at its sole option, take back the defective instrument and reimburse the customer for the purchase price in full settlement of any and all potential claims related to the purchase or use of the Verderflex® hose pump. INTRODUCTION The Verder Group of companies have offices located in Austria, Belgium, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, South Africa, Switzerland, United States and the UK.
Safety First The information in this document is essential for the safe operation and servicing of Verderflex® pumps. This document must be read and understood; in particular Chap 2 before operating or servicing such pumps. The employer shall instruct each employee in the recognition and avoidance of unsafe conditions and the regulations applicable to his work environment to control or eliminate any hazards or other exposure likely to cause injury.
Warranty Registration Your Verder distributor will have completed a warranty card on your behalf, which is returned to Verder for registration on Verder’s warranty scheme. Please ensure that the distributor has the following details from your initial and any subsequent orders for pump(s)/spare(s): 20.1 Pump / spares make and type...
Product shelf life Table 1 lists the expected product shelf life of Verder products; for further information, please contact your local Verderflex® distributor or contact the Verderflex® team at info@verderflex.com. TABLE 1 PRODUCT SHELF LIFE Product Shelf life No shelf life; providing pump stored in a dry...
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CHAPTER 2 OPERATING INFORMATION/COMMISSIONING CONTENTS Para Page General – tools and facilities ........................Operational Safety (WARNINGS) ......................Assembly and Preparation ........................Assembly ............................... Preparation ............................Commissioning ............................Operation ..............................Maintenance .............................. Verderlube® safety data sheet ......................... Verdersil® safety data sheet ........................Table Normal operation pump speeds ........................
Assembly and Preparation Assembly The Verderflex® Dura can be supplied built or as a bareshaft pump. Preparation Prepare the workspace in which the pump is to be worked on, ensuring there is a clean and level work surface with sufficient room for not only the pump, but also to allow you sufficient access to the pump and fit pipe work, etc.
NOT exceed the speeds stated in Table 1 unless expressively advised by your Verder distributor. TABLE 1 NORMAL CONTINUOUS OPERATION PUMP SPEEDS Dura 10 Dura 15 Dura 25 Dura 35 Operating pressure should not be altered to operate outside the tolerances recommended by your Verder distributor.
TABLE 2 NORMAL OPERATION & RISK PREVENTATIVE MEASURES Table 2 lists possible malfunctions of the pump and its components during normal operation; and preventative measures in place to avoid any malfunctions. NORMAL OPERATION ASSESMENT Normal Operation Malfunction Preventative Measures Pressure too high in casing Tube rupture causing hazardous Do not exceed the maximum Blocked Pump...
VERDERLUBE® SAFETY DATA SHEET EDITION: FEB 2011 IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE/PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPANY/UNDERTAKING Identification of Substance or Preparation Product Name Verderlube® Chemical Identification Glycerine based blend CAS number Preparation Food grade – pump lubricant/coolant Company Identification Producer/Supplier VERDER LIMITED 3 California Drive Castleford WF10 5QH...
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Inhalation If inhalation of fumes from overheated material causes irritation to the nose or throat, or coughing, remove to fresh air. Obtain medical advice if any symptoms persist. Skin Contact No first aid should be required but should any symptoms persist, seek medical advice. If contact with skin occurs: •...
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Methods for cleaning up Contain and recover liquid, soak up with absorbent material (sand, peat, etc.) or contain and shovel into drums or containers. Remove residue by spraying with water. HANDLING AND STORAGE Handling Contact with hot product causes burns. •...
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PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES (Continued) AUTO IGNITION TEMPERATURE 400°C / 750°F approx. EXPLOSION LIMITS Not established DENSITY (20°C/68°F) 1245 kg/m3 approx. BEHAVIOUR WITH WATER AT 20°C Hygroscopic STABILITY AND REACTIVITY Conditions to avoid Preparation is stable and unlikely to react in a hazardous manner under normal conditions of use. No special precautions other than good housekeeping of chemicals.
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Employees of the Verder group have not experienced any harmful effect during normal handling and production. Verderlube® and Verderflex® are registered trademarks. *The information contained in this sheet is based on our knowledge of the preparation at its delivery date and that the information contained herein is current as of the date of this data sheet.
VERDERSIL® SAFETY DATA SHEET EDITION: FEB 2011 IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE/PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPANY/UNDERTAKING Identification of Substance or Preparation Product Name Verdersil Chemical Identification Silicone fluid (Polydimethyl siloxane 350 CPS) CAS number Preparation Pump lubricant/coolant Company Identification Producer/Supplier VERDER LIMITED Unit 3 California Drive Castleford WF10 5QH...
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Skin contact No first aid should be required but should any symptoms persist, seek medical advice. If contact with skin occurs: • Wash thoroughly with mild soap and water as soon as reasonably practical. • Remove heavily contaminated clothing and wash underlying skin. Eye contact Direct contact may cause temporary redness and discomfort.
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Methods for Cleaning Up Determine the need to evacuate or isolate the area in accordance with local emergency plan. Very large spills should be contained by bunding or similar methods. Contain and recover the liquid, soak up with absorbent material (sand, peat, etc.) or contain and shovel into drums or containers.
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PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES (CONTINUED) SOLUBILITY IN WATER 0 g/litre at 20°C VISCOCITY 350 mPaS approx. @ 20°C/68°F 7 approx. AUTO IGNITION TEMPERATURE >200°C / >390°F approx. EXPLOSION LIMITS Not expolosive DENSITY (20°C/68°F) 970 kg/m3 approx. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY Conditions to avoid Preparation is stable and unlikely to react in a hazardous manner under normal conditions of use.
Water This product has very low water solubility (< 100 ppb). As it has a specific gravity of < 1, if discharged to water, it will initially form a surface film. As the product is non-volatile and has a high binding affinity for particulate matter, it will adsorb to particulates and sediment out.
Disposal Considerations Used lubricant may become contaminated with pumped product, also verify precautions and advice against relevant product information. Waste Disposal Method(s) Where possible, arrange for unused product to be recycled. RCSA Hazard Class (40 CFR 261) When a decision is made to discard this material, as received, is it classified as a hazardous waste? – No State or local laws may impose additional regulatory requirements regarding disposal.
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Employees of the Verder group have not experienced any harmful effect during normal handling and production. Verdersil® and Verderflex® are registered trademarks. *The information contained in this sheet is based on our knowledge of the preparation at its delivery date and that the information contained herein is current as of the date of this data sheet.
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CONTENTS Para Page Theory of the Pump ............................Working Principles............................ Features of a Verderflex® Dura pump ....................Advantages of Verderflex® Dura pump ....................Product Range ............................Pump Construction ........................... Verderflex® Dura hose ..........................Limitations of the Verderflex® Dura pump ....................
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Non shearing - delicate media can be pumped effectively with little or no damage. Advantages of Verderflex® Dura pump The Verderflex® Dura pump has many advantages: Physical separation between pump-head and GMU eliminating risk of contamination. Rigid housing design for heat dissipation and accurate hose compression.
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* Pump head weights excluding geared motor unit. Pump construction Refer to Figs 1 and 2. The Verderflex® Dura pump unit is one of the most simple, yet most robust designs of its type, with very few actual moving parts: The pump housing is terminated with a universal one piece port flange.
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11.1 Hoses are available in Natural Rubber, Nitrile Buna rubber, Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) rubber, Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene (CSM/Hypalon) and Verderprene. This selection is suitable for the majority of applications, but there remain some products which are not compatible with the hose material. 11.2 Hose pumps often appear bulky and large in size when compared to other positive displacement pumps with moderate flow rates.
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VDURA/041 Fig 1 Dura Pump unit (front view) VDURA/042 Fig 2 Dura Pump unit (rear view) Issue 3.0 Chap 3 Jun11 Page 3.4...
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Verderflex® Dura name plate Each Verderflex® Dura carries a name plate similar to Fig 3. This name plate is located on the top of the housing near the discharge flange. If you have any need to contact your Verderflex distributor please record the model number and serial number from this plate beforehand.
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CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & FAULT FINDING CONTENTS Task Page Maintenance Safety (WARNINGS) ........................Pump case installation ..........................Drive shaft installation ..........................Rotor installation ............................Front cover installation ..........................Geared motor unit installation ........................Electrical power installation ........................Hose installation ............................Lubricant ..............................
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HEAVY WEIGHT. When moving heavy weights, lifting equipment should be used to support the weight. HEAVY WEIGHT. Always use lifting equipment safely in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations. HEAVY WEIGHT. The pump is provided with a lifting eye, which can be fitted into the threaded hole of the front cover, (located by removing the top left of centre front cover fastening bolt) to assist with lifting.
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1 PUMP CASE INSTALLATION Using a bearing press, press the bearings squarely into the front and rear of the pump body until they locate on the shoulders in the pump housing. The shaft seal should be pressed squarely on top of the inner bearing with the sprung lip facing into the pump cavity.
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Fit the lifting eye to the case. It is also important at this point to attach the filler tube to the back of the pump as it could be difficult to attach once the Geared Motor Unit (GMU) is in place. Line the thread of the breather tube with PTFE tape and tighten into position to give a leak free seal.
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2 DRIVE SHAFT INSTALLATION Apply some triple life bearing grease (Roccol Sapphire 2) to the drive shaft before assembly. Press the drive shaft through the bearing assembly. Once the drive shaft is in place the crescent ring groove should become visible at the rear of the pump.
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3 ROTOR INSTALLATION Secure the rotor to the drive shaft using 4 countersunk socket cap head screws. Failure to use all of the screws could compromise performance of the pump. (See Chapter 4 Table 1 for torque figures) 4 FRONT COVER INSTALLATION The O-ring should sit securely in the groove located around the front of the pump housing.
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Fit the rest of the cap head screws with washers and torque-tighten. (See Chapter 4 Table 1 for torque figures) Fit the inspection window gasket to the front cover. Secure the inspection window to the front cover with cap head screws. Care must be taken not to over tighten the screws, as this may damage the inspection window.
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5 GEARED MOTOR UNIT INSTALLATION Press fit the torque arm bush into the torque arm; then fasten the torque arm to the GMU with the shaft sleeve facing away from the gearbox before attempting to fit it onto the drive shaft. (See Chapter 4 Table 1 for torque figures) Grease the shaft before fitting the...
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Fasten the torque arm to the housing and complete the installation of the GMU. (See Chapter 4 Table 1 for torque figures) Use the crescent clip supplied to stop the GMU from sliding off the end of the shaft. Variations may be secured using bolt and washer.
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6 ELECTRICAL POWER INSTALLATION Remove the cover to the GMU electrical connections. Re-fit the cover, apply power to the GMU. (Danger! This task should be carried out by a qualified electrician) 7 HOSE INSTALLATION Before installing the hose it is best practice remove paint...
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The hose should be inched forward until there is sufficient hose protruding from the suction and discharge ports to fit the tapered flanges (10mm). If the hose passes this point the drive should be reversed and inched back slowly into the correct position. With the hose in position the tapered flanges can be fitted.
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The tapered flange should be pulled toward the housing for as close as is possible ensuring 5mm (16”) of the hose can be seen in the gap between the fixing holes. 8 LUBRICANT he pump must always be filled with the correct amount of lubricant.
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TABLE 2 FAULT FINDING Table 2 is to be used as an aide to fault finding. Serial Fault Probable Cause Corrective Action Abnormally high pump Non-standard lubricant Consult Verder distributor to obtain correct temperature lubricant Low lubricant level Add required amount Product ambient temperature too Consult Verder distributor regarding high...
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PUMP & HOSE STORAGE Introduction Verderflex® Dura pumps are designed for continuous use; however, there may be instances when pumps are withdrawn from use and stored for periods of more than 2 weeks. We recommend certain pre- storage actions and precautions be taken whilst pumps and their components are not in use. Similarly, hoses and lubricants may be held as stock to service working pumps and their recommended storage conditions are advised.
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TABLE 1 SERVICE/REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS Table 1 lists the sub components that may require replacement and recommended change times after maintenance. Serial Item Related Sub Components Recommended Change Front Cover Front cover ‘O’ ring Every removal Inspection window gasket Every 12 months Geared motor unit Top up/replenish with recommended In-line with manufacturers...
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TABLE 3 MAINTENANCE (continued) Serial Task Related Sub Components Action Replace hose Annually. Preventative maintenance. 75% of the life of previous hoses for Having pumps on standby is good practice whilst others are being worked same application. When required after inspection. Check bearing free play and function on When flow has dropped by 25% of hose replacement.
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Table 1 contains a list of spares to help maintain and repair the Dura 10 peristaltic pump. Your Verder distributor will be able to advise you where genuine Verderflex® spares can be purchased. TABLE 1 DURA 10 SPARE PARTS LIST...
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TABLE 1 DURA 10 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Mounting frames 139.2314 Drive shaft assembly 139.1370 Mounting frame fasteners 139.7020 M6 x 12 – 8.8 Steel Crescent clip 139.7030 Rotor Standard pressure 139.2117.3.CI High pressure 139.2117.CI Rotor screws M6 x 12 –...
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TABLE 1 DURA 10 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Front cover Assembly 139.1039 Front cover screws M6 x 16 – 8.8 Steel BZP Torque arm 139.1210 Torque arm bush 139.1479 Torque arm bolt M6 x 30 Socket Head Shoulder 12.9 139.1334 Universal port flanges...
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TABLE 1 DURA 10 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Hose option 139.0001 NR/White Hose option 139.0512 NBR/Yellow Hose option 139.2021 NBRF/Yellow + White Hose option 139.2010 Hypalon® /Green Hose option 139.0010 EPDM/Red Spring washer M8 Bright Zinc Plate 139.7070 No Image Steel...
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Dura 15 Spare Parts List Table 2 contains a list of spares to help maintain and repair the Dura 15 peristaltic pump. Your Verder distributor will be able to advise you where genuine Verderflex® spares can be purchased. TABLE 2 DURA 15 SPARE PARTS LIST...
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TABLE 2 DURA 15 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Drive shaft assembly 139.1373 Mounting frame fasteners M6 x 12 – 8.8 Steel BZP Crescent clip 139.7031 Rotor Standard pressure 139.2369.3.CI High pressure 139.2369.CI Rotor screws M6 x 12 –...
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TABLE 2 DURA 15 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Front cover screws M6 x 16 – 8.8 Steel BZP Torque arm 139.1220 Torque arm bush 139.1479 Torque arm bolt 8 (M6) x 30 12.9 Steel 139.1335...
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TABLE 2 DURA 15 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Hose option 139.0513 NBR/Yellow Hose option 139.2022 NBRF/Yellow + White Hose option 139.2011 Hypalon® /Green Hose option 139.0011 EPDM/Red Spring washer M8 Bright Zinc Plate 139.7070...
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Table 3 contains a list of spares to help maintain and repair the Dura 25 peristaltic pump. Your Verder distributor will be able to advise you where genuine Verderflex® spares can be purchased. TABLE 3 DURA 25 SPARE PARTS LIST...
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TABLE 3 DURA 25 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Drive shaft assembly 139.1160 Mounting frame fasteners M8 x 12 – 8.8 Steel Crescent clip 139.7032.50 Rotor Standard pressure 139.2049.3.CI High pressure 139.2049.CI Rotor screws M8 x 15 – 8.8 Steel BZP Front cover ‘O’...
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TABLE 3 DURA 25 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Front cover screws M6 x 12 – 8.8 Steel BZP Torque arm 139.1230 Torque arm bush 139.2479 Torque arm bolt 10 (M8) x 40 Socket Head Shoulder 12.9 Steel 139.1336 Universal port flanges...
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TABLE 3 DURA 25 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Hose option 139.0514 NBR/Yellow Hose option 139.2023 NBRF/Yellow + White Hose option 139.2012 Hypalon® /Green Hose option 139.0012 EPDM/Red Spring washer M10 Bright Zinc Plate No Image Steel Verderlube®...
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Table 4 contains a list of spares to help maintain and repair the Dura 35 peristaltic pump. Your Verder distributor will be able to advise you where genuine Verderflex® spares can be purchased. TABLE 4 DURA 35 SPARE PARTS LIST...
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TABLE 4 DURA 35 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Crescent clip 139.7033.25 Rotor 139.2050.3.CI Standard pressure Rotor screws M10 x 20 – 12.9 Steel BZP Front cover ‘O’ ring 139.0078 Front cover 139.0042 Assembly Front cover screws M8 x 16 –...
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TABLE 4 DURA 35 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Torque arm bush 139.2479 Torque arm bolt M10 x 50 – 8.8 Steel BZP Universal port flanges 139.1337 Port flange screws M8 x 45 – 12.9 Steel BZP Hose option 139.0005...
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TABLE 4 DURA 35 SPARE PARTS LIST (continued) Serial Item Description Part No Image Inspection window 139.1224.P gasket Insp cover fasteners M6 x 16 – 8.8 No Image Steel BZP Spring washer M10 Bright Zinc Plate No Image Steel Verderlube® blue 129.1419 No Image Verderlube®...
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