How do you prove true continuous duty cycle? Well, we’re putting our money where our mouth is. We ran our Hornet W85 DEF Pump for 120 minutes straight. No smoke and mirrors.
Category Archives: Transfer pumps
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Jun
Jun
Why are our Diesel Hornet W85, G80c, and DEF Hornet W85 the trifecta of perfection?
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Jun
Jun
In the last year, the Hornet W85 continuous duty cycle diesel pump has gotten a few upgrades (ICYMI). Among those is the new bracket setup, which includes some new parts!
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Jun
Jun
Welcome to our Wet Hosing Platform! In this short video we are highlighting the powerful and flexible customization options available for wet hosing.
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Jun
Jun
One of the innovative things about the Hornet W85 unit is the hybrid, vane and centrifugal technology, which allows the system to self-prime and achieve a continuous duty cycle, which is supported by the flow of the fluid cooling the internal parts. This pump is truly a mechanical marvel!
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Jun
Jun
Tecalemit takes extra measures in making sure that your tank package arrives safely to you. These new Roth tank packages will arrive palletized and strapped down for safety but ready to work. Being on pallet, you will need a standard forklift or pallet jack to move your new unit around your warehouse. Once in place, you’re ready to enjoy your diesel mini bulk package!
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Jun
Jun
The Hornet W85 Continuous Duty Diesel transfer pump is the world’s first self-priming, hybrid pump that boasts technology and performance. Its incredible 13 ft. suction lift and amazing continuous duty cycle makes this pump a perfect fit for small, medium, and large tank configurations. The kit is now in its second generation, bringing more reliability and a more robust mounting system, making it perfect for even our Roth tank builds!
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Jun
Jun
Our Hornet W85 DEF and W85 Diesel pumps boast a class leading motor – that spins at 10,000 RPMs – giving you continuous duty cycle capability!
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Apr
Apr
Watch our short video to help get your Hornet up and running again!
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Apr
Apr
Has your pump’s thermal protection mechanism been tripped due to dry-running? Need to reset it so you can get back to work?