CLOUD TANK CLEANING PUMPS

Overbuilt, configured to optimize Cloud tank cleaning machine performance and priced to get you up and running today!

“NUGGET”

7.5 HP PUMP CART

• WAUKESHA MODEL #C218 SANITARY CENTRIFUGAL PUMP• DG SINGLE MECHANICAL SEAL, CARBON VS. SILICONIZED GRAPHITE• 2.0" x 1.5" TC FITTINGS• PUMP CLOSE COUPLED TO A 3500 RPM 7.5HP BALDOR MOTOR• INPUT POWER: 460VAC/60HZ/3-PHASE• PUMP AND MOTOR MOUNTED TO P…

• WAUKESHA MODEL #C218 SANITARY CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

• DG SINGLE MECHANICAL SEAL, CARBON VS. SILICONIZED GRAPHITE

• 2.0" x 1.5" TC FITTINGS

• PUMP CLOSE COUPLED TO A 3500 RPM 7.5HP BALDOR MOTOR

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“BRICK”

15 HP PUMP CART

• WAUKESHA MODEL #C218 SANITARY CENTRIFUGAL PUMP• DG SINGLE MECHANICAL SEAL, CARBON VS. SILICONIZED GRAPHITE• 2.0" x 1.5" TC FITTINGS• PUMP CLOSE COUPLED TO A 3500 RPM 15HP BALDOR MOTOR• INPUT POWER: 460VAC/60HZ/3-PHASE• PUMP AND MOTOR MOUNTED TO PE…

• WAUKESHA MODEL #C218 SANITARY CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

• DG SINGLE MECHANICAL SEAL, CARBON VS. SILICONIZED GRAPHITE

• 2.0" x 1.5" TC FITTINGS

• PUMP CLOSE COUPLED TO A 3500 RPM 15HP BALDOR MOTOR

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“BULLION”

20 HP PUMP CART

• WAUKESHA MODEL #C218 SANITARY CENTRIFUGAL PUMP• DG SINGLE MECHANICAL SEAL, CARBON VS. SILICONIZED GRAPHITE• 2.0" x 1.5" TC FITTINGS• PUMP CLOSE COUPLED TO A 3500 RPM 20HP BALDOR MOTOR• INPUT POWER: 460VAC/60HZ/3-PHASE• PUMP AND MOTOR MOUNTED TO PE…

• WAUKESHA MODEL #C218 SANITARY CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

• DG SINGLE MECHANICAL SEAL, CARBON VS. SILICONIZED GRAPHITE

• 2.0" x 1.5" TC FITTINGS

• PUMP CLOSE COUPLED TO A 3500 RPM 20HP BALDOR MOTOR

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When it comes to tank cleaning and sanitizing, the vast majority of the companies that we interact with are unwittingly costing themselves significant amounts of time and money due to one hidden problem: low pump pressure. Contrary to popular belief, pumps do not create pressure; they create flow. The best tank cleaning machines, like our Cloud Model 360, efficiently harness the flow from the pump to maximize impingement, but they do not create flow themselves.

The amount of pressure that the pump produces is directly proportional to the speed (or velocity) of the water as it travels from the nozzle of your tank cleaner to the inside wall of your tank. At a high-level, impingement is essentially a function of momentum. Momentum = Mass x Velocity. Mass is controlled by the nozzle size of your tank cleaner, and generally doesn’t change during the tank cleaning process. Velocity is the result of pressure. In general: less pressure = less velocity = less impingement = more time spent getting your tank clean and quite often manual scrubbing.

How much pressure does a tank cleaning machine need to clean effectively? We recommend at least 100 PSI. You may be able to get a tank clean using less than 100 PSI by running your equipment longer, but longer run times come at a cost. Time is money. Additionally, running a pump at maximum output for extended periods of time will lead to the pump requiring more maintenance, a greater chance of complete breakdowns, and expensive repairs.

Our pumps are specially designed to maximize the effectiveness of your tank cleaning machine. By investing in a CloudSellers tank cleaning pump capable of achieving 100 PSI or more, you’ll save time and money, improve safety and morale among your maintenance staff, and increase the time and man-power you have available to focus on your core business goals.