8000, 8090 & 8020 Series Diaphragm Pumps - Bypass and Automatic-Demand Pumps 115 VAC and 230 VAC

SPRAY-TRAC SYSTEMS LIMITED

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8000, 8090 8020 Series Diaphragm Pumps Bypass and Automatic-Demand Pumps 115 VAC and 230 VAC These Shurflo 8000, 8090 and 8020 Series bypass and demand pumps provide the same reliability as the 12 VDC version, except in a 115 VACor 230 VAC capacity. They are ideal in agricultural applications that require high pressure with flow rates up to 1.6 GPM [6.1 L/min] and low amp draw. They can be mounted in any position, are compact, and are designed for easy maintenance. Self-priming up to 8 vertical feet [2.4m] Built-in check valve Chemical-resistant materials Corded pump optional Can run dry witho

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Registered at Companies House as SPRAY-TRAC SYSTEMS LIMITED, number 02995039. Checked 2026-08-29.
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