Heidelberg Xl 106 UV coating pumps

Printman673

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Having a real problem with UV coating pumps either slow flow or no flow at all. Pumps have never been used for aq and have been flushed regularly. I've seen in the operation man that there is a rebuild kit for them. Has anyone else had these issues.
 
  • Check filters on feed and return, then the ball valves. If that not help you may need to check and replace diaphragms.
     
    Check filters on feed and return, then the ball valves. If that not help you may need to check and replace diaphragms.

    Thanks, after researching a little through thr operation manual this is a common problem with the pumps so they offer a rebuild kit, apparently the piston goes bad because of the abrasiveness of the uv coating
     
    Thanks, after researching a little through thr operation manual this is a common problem with the pumps so they offer a rebuild kit, apparently the piston goes bad because of the abrasiveness of the uv coating
    What unit have you got? ART? There may be no point to buy all kit from them but just replace diaphragms. It's really easy job to do.
     
    What unit have you got? ART? There may be no point to buy all kit from them but just replace diaphragms. It's really easy job to do.
    There is no diaphragms in the pumps it's piston drivin not air. I talked with a tech earlier this week he said they have upgraded the pump system or you cam rebuild them. The problem is some of the operator are not flushing the system properly and mixing aq with uv and the result its turning to cottage cheese in the lines
     
    There is no diaphragms in the pumps it's piston drivin not air. I talked with a tech earlier this week he said they have upgraded the pump system or you cam rebuild them. The problem is some of the operator are not flushing the system properly and mixing aq with uv and the result its turning to cottage cheese in the lines
    Have you got this unit?
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