Description
When you need reliable pressure and flow for your spraying operation, this AR50 twin diaphragm pump delivers the performance you’re looking for. With 14.8 GPM capacity and 580 PSI working pressure, it’s got the muscle to handle everything from herbicide application to livestock spraying. The twin diaphragm design means smoother operation and less pulsing compared to single diaphragm pumps—your boom lines stay steady and your spray pattern stays consistent.
What You’re Getting
- Twin diaphragm design for smooth, consistent flow without the harsh pulsing that wears out your system
- 5.2 horsepower rating gives you plenty of power for mid-sized spraying operations
- Flange mount design lets you bolt on a gearbox or shaft kit to match your power source
- 1-1/4 inch hose barb inlet handles good volume while the 1/2 inch NPT outlet connects easily to your plumbing
- 140-degree temperature rating means it’ll handle hot summer days without breaking down
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump shines in medium-pressure spraying applications where you need dependable flow and pressure. The 580 PSI rating handles most agricultural chemicals and fertilizers while the 14.8 GPM capacity keeps your coverage moving efficiently. Whether you’re running a three-point sprayer, pull-type rig, or custom spray setup, the flange mount gives you flexibility to power it with PTO, hydraulics, or an engine.
Made to Last
AR pumps have been serving farmers for decades because they’re built to handle the chemicals and conditions that come with agricultural spraying. The diaphragm construction handles corrosive materials better than gear pumps, and the twin design spreads the workload for longer life. Quality seals and machined housings mean this pump keeps working season after season.
Good to Know
The SP version comes ready to accept your choice of drive options—gearbox for PTO applications or direct shaft coupling for engine or hydraulic motor drive. Make sure your power source can handle the 5.2 HP requirement for full performance. Installation is straightforward, but pay attention to your suction line sizing and keep it as short as possible for best priming and performance.
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