WILDEN 04-12359
XPX4/SSSSS/VTU/VT/VTWILDEN 04-12359 is a 1.5-inch air-operated diaphragm pump in the Pro-Flo X series. This configuration uses a stainless steel wetted housing and FKM diaphragms. The complete ordering configuration is XPX4/SSSSS/VTU/VT/VT.
- Nominal port size
- 1.5 inch
- Maximum flow
- 348.26 L/min
- Wetted housing
- stainless steel
- Diaphragm material
- FKM
Know the pump.
Construction & fluid path
The pump has clamped construction. Valve material: FKM. Valve seat material: FKM.
Performance & operating point
The published maximum flow is 348.26 L/min. Maximum flow and maximum pressure are separate ratings. The operating flow depends on discharge pressure, the available air supply, fluid properties and the selected configuration.
Specifications at a glance.
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Identification
| Brand | WILDEN |
|---|---|
| Model / order number | 04-12359 |
| Series | Pro-Flo X |
| Full configuration | XPX4/SSSSS/VTU/VT/VT |
| Nominal port size | 1.5 inch |
| Maximum flow | 348.26 L/min |
| Wetted housing | stainless steel |
| Diaphragm material | FKM |
| Drive type | Pneumatic |
| Construction | Clamped |
| Valve material | FKM |
| Valve seat material | FKM |
Performance
| Family maximum flow (gpm) | 92 |
|---|
Materials & construction
| Wetted path material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Construction code | SSSSS |
| Diaphragm code | VTU |
| Valve / flap code | VT |
| Valve / flap material | FKM |
| O-ring / gasket material | FKM |
| Outer piston material | Stainless steel |
Connections
| Nominal fluid connection size (in.) | 1.5 |
|---|
Dimensions & weight
| Listed pump weight (kg) | 39.4632 |
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Additional specifications
| Product family | Pro Flo X |
|---|---|
| Seat / seal code | VT |
| Air-system service kit | 04-9988-99 |
| Wetted-part service kit | 04-9804-53-212 |
Maximum flow and maximum pressure are separate ratings; they do not describe one simultaneous operating point.
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