ATEX hand pumps are designed for the safe transfer of liquids in industrial installations located in potentially explosive atmospheres. At Inpratex, we offer a range of ATEX-certified semi-rotary hand pumps, suitable for emptying, filling and fluid transfer operations in hazardous areas where flammable gases, vapours or combustible dust may be present. These pumps make it possible to extract and transfer liquids from drums, cans, containers, mobile tanks or other vessels in a controlled, simple and safe way. Their manual operation makes them ideal for applications where no electrical power supply is available, or where a practical, robust and autonomous solution is required for transfer operations in areas with risk of explosion.
The ATEX hand pump range is particularly suitable for handling flammable and combustible liquids, solvents, alcohols, hydrocarbons, diesel, petrol, oils, chemicals and other compatible fluids, depending on the selected model. Their semi-rotary design provides progressive and precise pumping, making product handling easier and reducing the risks associated with spills or uncontrolled discharges.
Thanks to their robust construction and resistant materials, ATEX hand pumps provide reliable operation in demanding industrial environments. Some models incorporate elements such as a stainless steel filter, cable with earthing clamp and components designed to promote electrostatic continuity during operation, contributing to greater safety in processes involving flammable liquids.
These solutions are suitable for chemical and petrochemical plants, refineries, pharmaceutical facilities, maintenance workshops, storage areas for flammable products, process areas, industrial laboratories, offshore platforms, the marine industry and other installations where transfer operations must be carried out using certified equipment for explosive atmospheres.
At Inpratex, we help you select the most suitable ATEX hand pump according to the installation zone, type of liquid to be transferred, required flow rate, chemical compatibility, type of container, need for earthing and the specific conditions of each project.
